
‘Camouflage’: Billy Woods Chases the Edge of His Own Anger
A restless, ambitious record of protest, love letters to New York, and war meditations, reviewed track by track.

Records we have scored.

A restless, ambitious record of protest, love letters to New York, and war meditations, reviewed track by track.

Fly Anakin and Quelle Chris balance precision with warmth on The Forever Dream, a 16-track album that earns its place among the year's best.

A record of twenty-two tracks, wherein Fly Anakin mixes old-school R&B with skits and guest spots, asking the listener to sit with it whole.

Anakin & Big Kahuna OG's Holly Water blends Richmond rap's two sides into a sharp, confident album worth your time.

Fly Anakin and Koncept Jack$on trade verses across sixteen tracks on Chapel Drive, a record of highs and long instrumental lows.

A quick, rough rap record moves fast and hits hard across fourteen tracks, trusting hooks and flow over polish.

A record of confinement, wherein Earl Sweatshirt dwells within his chamber and utters dread through ten brief songs.

A review of Earl Sweatshirt's Doris, an album of restrained character sketches and internal monologues about distance.

A brief review of Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist's tight, twenty-five-minute album VOIR DIRE.

A review of Denzel Curry's TA13OO, a record of horrorcore and trap that refuses to sit still, track by track.

A look back at Denzel Curry's 2013 rap record Nostalgic 64, a sharp, violent statement from Miami.

A fiery, 12-track mission statement from Denzel Curry, a banger-filled tribute to his hometown of Miami.
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