Reviews
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Reviews Yeat's oddball cloud rap isn't engaging enough to justify the 1-hour runtime, but is undeniably exhilarating in small doses on 'Afterlyfe."
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Caleb Hardy -
Reviews Tyler, The Creator drops the shtick and gets to the core of his belief in fearless individualism on "Scum Fuck Flower Boy."
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews Lil Wayne is trying to keep up when both the industry and the genre are moving on without him—and the result is a confusing album caught between eras, audiences, and expectations.
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Aron A. -
Reviews Roddy Ricch ends an impressive year with an equally impressive debut album, filled with melodic flares and modern sensibilities.
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Rose Lilah -
Reviews Janelle Monae switches gear on their fourth studio album, "The Age of Pleasure," bringing fans a smooth and sexy soundscape.
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Mike Fugere -
Reviews Despite a few unnecessary detours, "JACKBOYS" provides the rush it aims for.
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Noah C -
Reviews Patience is the best virtue that "Please Don't Cry" exemplifies, and Rapsody uses that process to achieve sonic and spiritual focus.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Reviews Drake and PartyNextDoor's best collaborations have thrived in small doses, where their chemistry is complementary rather than forced. Stretching that formula across an entire album dilutes what makes their collaborative efforts work in the first place.
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Aron A. -
Reviews This is a step forward for Destroy Lonely's artistry, but it's not the leap in quality and approach that most fans expect at this point.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Reviews Nas’s enduring lyrical skill shines over DJ Premier’s production in a way that serves as a fitting conclusion to the Legend Has It series.
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Aron A. -
Reviews "Bully" doesn’t feel like a comeback. It feels like Kanye West is reminding the world he still knows the tricks while avoiding the vulnerability and ambition that once made his music impossible to ignore.
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Aron A. -
Reviews LaRussell and Hit-Boy's latest EP "Rent Due" has finally arrived on streaming, paving the way for a harmonious collaborative future.
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TeeJay Small
