
Turnstile’s Nonstop Feeling Never Slows Down — 7/10
A record that never pauses, built for restless spirits who cannot settle into quiet repose.


A record that never pauses, built for restless spirits who cannot settle into quiet repose.

A review of Wolf Alice's Blue Weekend, a pop record that dresses itself as rock, weighing its highs against its lows.

A Cincinnati rock band returns to raw harmonies and storytelling on their eighth record, a haunting tale of endings both personal and political.

A record of extremes, swinging from gentle calm to full force in seconds, tested against each other without pause.

Killer Mike forces his way through 24 tracks on I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind, proving his voice remains the fiercest weapon.

A dense, referential album of crime, race, and relationships, told through 24 tracks of wit and weariness.

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.

A quick, rough rap record moves fast and hits hard across fourteen tracks, trusting hooks and flow over polish.

A compressed statement of intent from a rapper who refuses to sit still, a record of menace, introspection, and abstract soul.

Rapsody's Please Don't Cry is a raw, pointed album about surviving fame, family, and grief — a review of every track.

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.

Little Simz frames her life as Wonderland in Stillness in Wonderland, a dense 16-track album of introspection and force.
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