Reviews
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Reviews Migos' ever-widening catalogue gets 19 tracks deeper with the release of Quavo's solo debut. Is it "for keeps?"
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Trevor Smith -
Reviews Joey Badass progresses his sound and gets political on "All-Amerikkkan Badass."
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews Seemingly part of hip hop since it was thrust into the mainstream, Busta Rhymes displays on his free-release album "Year Of The Dragon" that his style has evolved, and it is as diverse as ever changing the tempo and features with flair and ease.
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Anya Leibovitch -
Reviews Ignorance doesn’t die, it only gets louder, and though it lacks depth, its raw arrogance captures the attention of onlookers. "Ignorant” is what many call Waka Flocka, his lyrics and style. Back with DJ Holiday he proves this point with "Salute Me or Shoot Me Vol. 4: Banned From America".
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Jon Godfrey -
Reviews Although there isn’t anything egregious about "Rolling Papers 2," it could have been improved with a more focused sense of direction.
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Richard Bryan -
Reviews J. Cole's "K.O.D." is a trip well worth taking.
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Mitch Findlay -
Reviews No longer content to be viewed as anything less than top-tier, Denzel Curry delivers his most expansive, explosive and accomplished body of work to date with "Melt My Eyez, See Your Future."
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Robert Blair -
Reviews KD III is the crowning glory of a new golden era for QB’s finest. It’s one that has left him feeling energized, yet ponderous about not only himself but culture & society at large.
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Robert Blair -
Reviews Post Malone's new album "AUSTIN" abandons hip-hop for sugary sweet ballads that lack imagination.
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Alexander Cole -
Reviews Drake used his pop stardom to declare ownership of (the new) New York at night 1 of the "Summer Sixteen" tour at Madison Square Garden.
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Angus Walker -
Reviews Moral ambiguity for dummies.
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Mitch Findlay -
Reviews The West Coast polymath delivers on his first album for Aftermath, crafting a singular vision of California funk and rap.
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Jibril Yassin