Album Reviews7/10
Mac Miller’s ‘The Divine Feminine’ Turns Romance Into A Slow, Rewarding Study
A look back at Mac Miller's slow-burning soul record The Divine Feminine, track by track.
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Tag: hip hop
Album Reviews7/10
Mac Miller and Madlib’s Maclib Is a Fascinating Failure
A sketchbook of beats and voices, brief and brilliant in fragments, wherein two producers leave the rest to themselves.
Album Reviews8/10
Travis Scott’s Rodeo Announces His Presence Loudly, Unevenly
A review of Travis Scott's debut album Rodeo, a loud, brash, and ambitious statement about his Southern roots.
Album Reviews8/10
Nine Years On, Days Before Astroworld Still Sets the Standard for Travis Scott’s Ambition
A look back at Travis Scott's Days Before Astroworld, a bridge between his past and his future, track by track.
Album Reviews8.1/10
Pusha T Steps Into the Light on My Name Is My Name
A grim, precise record of striking depth — Pusha T's statement of arrival, backed by Kanye West's production.
Album Reviews8/10
Tyler Burns Down the House: HOUSE ON FIRE Reviewed
Tyler, The Creator burns down the house on HOUSE ON FIRE, a short, fiery record of jokes and destruction.
Album Reviews7/10
At Your Own Risk Review: Tyler’s Rough, Honest Start Earns 7/10
A look back at Tyler, The Creator's 2007 debut, At Your Own Risk, a rough, honest record that marks the start of a long journey.
Tyler’s 2009 Debut Still Sounds Like a Band Trying to Find Its Voice
A look back at Tyler, The Creator's debut 'Bastard,' a horrorcore record that announced itself with a warning.
Album Reviews8.5/10
Lizzo Opens With an Axe Murderer and Closes With Happy Meals on Lizzobangers
A review of Lizzo's debut album Lizzobangers, a rap record of jokes, politics, and sheer force of personality.
Album Reviews8/10
Public Enemy’s Live Assault Runs 27 Tracks and 72 Minutes
A live beast of a record, where Public Enemy's fury and fire never cease, a document of their mighty rage against the machine.