
Eighteen Years On, Killer Mike’s Grind Record Still Deserves Its Name
A rapper's mission to prove he can hold a full-length record together while rapping about money, power, and the grind.

Records we have scored.

A rapper's mission to prove he can hold a full-length record together while rapping about money, power, and the grind.

2 Chainz's So Help Me God! balances sharp, standout tracks with weaker filler; a dense, uneven comeback record.

Larry June, 2 Chainz and The Alchemist make a record of ease and success, where two voices sit together upon the same track.

A dense, referential album of crime, race, and relationships, told through 24 tracks of wit and weariness.

A ghostly record of furies, maroons, and ancient emperors, wherein Moor Mother and billy woods conjure dread and prophecy alike.

A review of Billy Woods and Kenny Segal's Hiding Places, a dense, uneasy record of dread and grim acceptance.

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.
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