
Album Reviews8/10
Ten Years On, Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole’s Reminiscing (Bootleg) Still Holds Up
A shared record of memory and verse, wherein Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole recall what has been lost.


A shared record of memory and verse, wherein Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole recall what has been lost.

A review of J. Cole's 2014 album 2014 Forest Hills Drive, a confessional rap record of honesty and self-examination.

A review of J. Cole's Born Sinner, a dense 21-track statement about fame, family, and the sins others see in him.

A review of J. Cole's KOD, a dense, ambitious rap album weighing fame, guilt, and the cost of success.
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