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Reviews 21 Savage's "Savage Mode" (Review) 21 Savage and Metro Boomin turn in an impeccably-curated project whose style clearly trumps its substance. By Patrick Lyons July 19, 2016
Reviews Skepta's "Konnichiwa" (Review) Skepta recognizes his influential position in the grime scene and delivers "Konnichiwa," an album that should appease day-one listeners as well as attract fans across the pond. By Patrick Lyons May 10, 2016
TV "Atlanta" Season 2 Episode 10: Blast From The Past The Glover brothers take us back to the most awkward and difficult phase of Al and Earn's life: middle school. By Dhruva Balram May 04, 2018
Reviews Review: The Game's "Blood Moon: Year Of The Wolf" While The Game has built up a reputation for putting out consistent albums, "Year of the Wolf" is, unfortunately, not one of them. By hnhh October 17, 2014
Reviews Jay-Z's "4:44" (Review) Jay-Z digs deep and delivers his best album in years. By Patrick Lyons July 06, 2017
Reviews Mick Jenkins "Pieces Of A Man" Review Mick Jenkins has crafted a compelling and thought-provoking body of work. By Mitch Findlay November 04, 2018
Reviews Tory Lanez "Love Me Now?" Review Tory Lanez opts for consistency in sound this go-round. By Karlton Jahmal November 02, 2018
Reviews Post Malone's "August 26" (Review) Post Malone's "August 26" has its highlights, but he's still working out the kinks. By Patrick Lyons May 18, 2016
Reviews Review: T.I.'s "Paperwork" T.I. proves that he's still a King with the release of his ninth solo album, "Paperwork." By hnhh October 22, 2014
Reviews Review: Ty Dolla $ign's "Beach House" EP Ty Dolla $ign's "Beach House" EP is in the vein of the past "Beach House" releases, with plenty of ratchet R&B and features. By Rula Al-Nasrawi January 27, 2014
Reviews Navy Blue "Ways Of Knowing" Review Navy Blue’s “Ways Of Knowing” is a poetically profound homage to the relationships that shaped him. By Caleb Hardy April 13, 2023
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