Album Reviews7/10
Turnstile’s Nonstop Feeling Never Slows Down — 7/10
A record that never pauses, built for restless spirits who cannot settle into quiet repose.
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Tag: new music
Album Reviews8/10
Wolf Alice Trade Guitar Epics for Hooks on Blue Weekend
A review of Wolf Alice's Blue Weekend, a pop record that dresses itself as rock, weighing its highs against its lows.
Wussy Return to Full Band Lineup on Cincinnati Ohio
A Cincinnati rock band returns to raw harmonies and storytelling on their eighth record, a haunting tale of endings both personal and political.
Album Reviews8.6/10
Russian Circles’ Empros Earns Its Ambition 15 Years On
A record of extremes, swinging from gentle calm to full force in seconds, tested against each other without pause.
Album Reviews9/10
Killer Mike Forges Force From 24 Tracks on I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind
Killer Mike forces his way through 24 tracks on I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind, proving his voice remains the fiercest weapon.
Album Reviews7/10
Today, I Wrote Nothing Review: Poor Company Earns Its Place Among the Singles
A dense, referential album of crime, race, and relationships, told through 24 tracks of wit and weariness.
Album Reviews8/10
Anakin and Quelle Chris Make The Forever Dream Feel Precise Yet Playful Across 16 Tracks
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.
DiCaprio 2 Review: Fifteen Tracks, Fifty Minutes, and Only Eight Years Later
A quick, rough rap record moves fast and hits hard across fourteen tracks, trusting hooks and flow over polish.
Album Reviews8/10
Nas Packs 26 Minutes of Street Stories, Quiet Reflections and Abstract Soul Into a Tight Statement
A compressed statement of intent from a rapper who refuses to sit still, a record of menace, introspection, and abstract soul.
Album Reviews8/10
Rapsody’s ‘Please Don’t Cry’ Is Messy on Purpose — And That’s Why It Works
Rapsody's Please Don't Cry is a raw, pointed album about surviving fame, family, and grief — a review of every track.