Future: Beastmode 2
I haven’t expected anything good from Future since 2012 when I first heard of him. Thus, it wasn’t much of a shock when this…
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Meek Mill: Legends of the Summer
Meek Mill’s imprisonment was a significant moment not only for him, but for rap music and rap culture. Receiving support from greats like Jay-Z…
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Weller: Weller
If you’re searching for the next great local coffee shop band, Weller is it. The trio’s self-titled album is just the right amount of…
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R+R=NOW: Collagically Speaking
R+R=NOW, a supergroup featuring jazz pianist Robert Glasper, Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah on trumpet, Taylor McFerrin on synth and beatbox, Terrace Martin on synthesizer…
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Converge: Beautiful Ruin
A number of bands tend to slow down as they progress from youthful immediacy into old handedness. This is so sincerely and spectacularly not…
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Teyana Taylor: K.T.S.E.
The final installment of Kanye West’s “Wyoming Albums,” a series of brief records all blessed by the hand of the legendary producer, comes from…
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Drake: Scorpion
There’s a specific line in “8 Out of 10” that everyone seems to be overlooking. When Drake says “I’ve settled into my role as…
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Melody’s Echo Chamber: Bon Voyage
After the release of an explosive lead single, Melody Prochet’s second studio album released under Melody’s Echo Chamber, Bon Voyage was released mid-June of…
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Arthur Buck: Arthur Buck
In the fall of 2017, singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur and R.E.M. lead guitarist Peter Buck joined forces in Mexico to collaboratively write and record eleven…
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Mourn: Sorpresa Familia
The face of indie rock has been and continues to be indomitably youthful. Over the past couple of decades it’s also become increasingly global…
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