Album Reviews7.4/10
Cardi B Proves She Can Sit Beside Every Genre on AM I THE DRAMA?
Cardi B's AM I THE DRAMA? mixes pop, trap, and soul across 20 tracks, proving she can rule any genre without losing her voice.
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Album Reviews7/10
Little Simz’s Alice-In-Wonderland Frame Finally Delivers the Payoff
Little Simz frames her life as Wonderland in Stillness in Wonderland, a dense 16-track album of introspection and force.
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.
‘DINОSAUR’ Review: Tyler’s Most Personal Album Is Messy, Ambitious and Worth Hearing as One Record
Tyler, The Creator's DINОSAUR mixes fame, fatherhood, and dense hip-hop production into a sprawling, ambitious fourth studio album.
Album Reviews8/10
U.S. Girls Trade Pop Hooks for Darkness on In a Poem Unlimited
A record of many voices, one singer alone — a poem unlimited, dark and layered, demanding patience.
Album Reviews7/10
Public Enemy’s ‘Most of My Heroes Still Don’t Appear on No Stamp’ Trades Loud Anger for Earned Quiet
Public Enemy's new record honors overlooked heroes with heavy, angry tracks. A fair, focused statement.
Slayyyter Directs Her Own Visual for New Single “Crank 2
Slayyyter drops 'Crank 2,' a self-directed video sequel to her spring hit, with hints at her rumored album 'Wor$t Man in America.'
Album Reviews9/10
The Beatles Cram a Hook, a Noise Wall and a Glitch Demolition Into Six Minutes on ‘Great Song About Kwakuz’
The Beatles drop a 6-minute, 3-track provocation that mixes pop hooks, noise and glitch — a deliberate prank that rocks and dares you to argue about it.
Album Reviews6.8/10
Maid of Honour: Drake’s Boldest Swing Lands More Than It Misses
Drake's MAID OF HONOUR is a bold, club-ready reinvention—dance beats, toxic romance, and his most experimental album in years. Our track-by-track review.
Shudder To Think Cover Depeche Mode’s “Something To Do” Ahead Of Who Sent You? EP
Shudder To Think cover Depeche Mode's 'Something To Do' with urgent, splintered art-punk energy. It's on their new EP 'Who Sent You?', out 9/11 on Dischord.