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Reviews Review: Erykah Badu's "But You Caint Use My Phone" Erykah Badu's mixtape proves she's still as funky as ever, while showing appreciation for a new generation of artists. By Chris Tart December 04, 2015
Reviews Review: Jay Rock's "90059" Jay Rock delivers some of finest work to date, proving to fans that "90059" was worth the four-year wait. By Chris Tart September 15, 2015
Reviews Review: 2 Chainz' "Trapavelli Tre" More of the same from 2 Chainz, and that's okay by us. By Alex Galbraith August 18, 2015
Reviews Review: Ludacris' "Burning Bridges" Luda's gives us his first release in years with his "Burning Bridges" EP. Is there still a place for him in hip hop? By Spencer Stein December 22, 2014
Reviews Rae Sremmurd's "SremmLife 2" (Review) Rae Sremmurd mature while adding new sounds to their repertoire on "SremmLife 2." By Patrick Lyons August 16, 2016
Reviews Review: Young Thug's "Slime Season" By Scott Glaysher September 22, 2015
Reviews Review: Chris Brown’s "X-Files" EP A fitting appetizer for Brown's upcoming "X" album. By William Cannon November 26, 2013
Reviews Review: Tyga's "Hotel California" Hotel California marks a point of transition in Tyga's career - he explores the unknown vulnerability of his emotions while maintaining the braggadocio style that he's best known for. By Dhruva Balram deleted April 17, 2013
Reviews Review: Wale's "Album About Nothing" Wale delivers what fans expect on "The Album About Nothing," returning to his Seinfeld-loving roots. By Chris Tart April 07, 2015
Reviews Review: Wale's "The Gifted" With the release of his third album, MMG rapper Wale aims to prove he can be both a lyricist and a poet and still achieve commercial success. By Iva Anthony June 26, 2013
Reviews Review: Gucci Mane’s "The State Vs. Radric Davis II" "The State Vs. Radric Davis II" is a flawed yet fulfilling trap album from the iciest rapper, Gucci Mane. By Matt Aceto January 03, 2014
Reviews Review: A$AP Ferg's "Always Strive And Prosper" A$AP Ferg gives us one of the most human big-budget NY rap albums in recent memory, though "Always Strive And Prosper" does end up being a bit all over the place. By Patrick Lyons April 26, 2016