Reviews

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Reviews T-Pain's "The Iron Way" Review We review "The Iron Way", T-Pain's first project in almost three years. By Nicholas DG April 01, 2015
Reviews Travis Scott's "Astroworld" Tour: A Neon-Drenched Dystopia Travis Scott brings the "Astroworld Tour" to the North. By Mitch Findlay March 06, 2019
Reviews Fetty Wap's "Zoovier" (Review) Fetty Wap expands his sound on the uneven-but-enjoyable "Zoovier" tape. By Patrick Lyons November 25, 2016
Reviews Review: Diddy's "MMM" Diddy surveys his empire on "MMM," a grandiose tape that doesn't offer much in the way substance. By Patrick Lyons November 10, 2015
Reviews Rapsody "Eve" Review Rapsody further cements her claim in a long spiritual lineage of badass women. By Richard Bryan August 31, 2019
Reviews Review: Prodigy's "The Bumpy Johnson Album" Prodigy’s new album is a solid effort, with that classic Mobb Deep sound, strong production and gritty lyrics. By Maurice Richardson October 10, 2012
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 EarthGang "Mirrorland" Review Magical realism and Atlanta soul. By Mitch Findlay September 12, 2019
Reviews Review: Joey Bada$$'s "Summer Knights" To celebrate the one-year anniversary of his debut "1999" mixtape, Brooklyn rapper Joey Bada$$ proves he's hip hop royalty with the release of "Summer Knights." By Iva Anthony July 08, 2013
Reviews Review: Asher Roth's "RetroHash" Everyone can learn something from Asher Roth. "RetroHash" shows just how far he has come. By Ben Shatzman April 26, 2014
Reviews Review: SBTRKT "Wonder Where We Land" The highly anticipated second full-length SBTRKT album offers a plethora of special features and futuristic beats. It lacks the danceability of the first record, but really solidifies the producer's niche in the burgeoning alternative/electronic genre. By Chris Tart October 03, 2014
Reviews Reason "There You Have It" Review Focusing on both his own personal tragedies as well as those facing the Black community at large, Reason has delivered a body of work that entertains while also examining his vulnerabilities. By Richard Bryan October 04, 2018