album review
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Reviews In "Star Line," Chance The Rapper charts the difficult terrain of love, justice, and selfhood, crafting an album as restless and resolute as he is.
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Aron A. -
Reviews The OVO act's sophomore album expands their referential world without sacrificing their low-profile approach.
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Trevor Smith -
Reviews "WE DON'T TRUST YOU" is, in many ways, exactly what we expected. But the legendary trap duo proves that we are taking their talent for granted.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Reviews The debut album from a southern songsmith and occasional hitmaker has audiences wondering if YFN Lucci will finally get his chance to blow up, or blow his shot.
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Maxwell Cavaseno -
Reviews Young Thug’s “UY Scuti” is messy and uneven yet vulnerable, offering flashes of his pre-incarceration brilliance without reclaiming the superstar stature that once placed him at rap’s upper echelon.
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Aron A. -
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 With appearances from Kendrick Lamar, Future, and Travis Scott, "MUSIC" reaffirms Playboi Carti as both a pioneer and provocateur in hip-hop.
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Aron A. -
Reviews While "HARDSTONE PSYCHO" loses a bit of steam in its last third, it still triumphs as Don Toliver's most exhilarating album to date.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Reviews Thugger's vault, brought together by Metro Boomin, provides an engaging and versatile, albeit safe, return to form for the Atlanta trap pioneer.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Reviews Trippie Redd returns to form, but is it enough?
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Vince Rick -
Reviews Trippie Redd is a future star, but this probably won't be the right project to get him there, quite yet.
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Alphonse Pierre -
Reviews A Future & Young Thug joint release is seemingly perfect on paper, but "Super Slimey" is not.
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Alphonse Pierre