
Travis Scott’s ASTROWORLD Still Rides Hard 8 Years On: 8.5/10
A theme park of guest verses and shifting beats, this record turns spectacle into song, matching its own bluster at last.


A theme park of guest verses and shifting beats, this record turns spectacle into song, matching its own bluster at last.

Mac Miller's Swimming: a steady, candid record of staying afloat, thirteen songs deep, closing the loop it opened.

A restless, uneven album of prayer, boast, and grief that argues with itself and mostly wins.

A discord among brethren of song: Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's absent members speak their minds upon a tour most grievous.

A single day in Compton becomes a full story across fifteen tracks, a good kid moving through a mad city without losing the fire.
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