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Thomas Churchill

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Vince Staples: Vince Staples

By Thomas Churchill

Vince Staples is everywhere. Since 2018’s FM! he’s appeared on TV, movies, cartoons and YouTube skits. Yet, surprisingly there hasn’t been much music during…

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Various Artists: Space Jam: A New Legacy Soundtrack

By Thomas Churchill

Soundtracks can either be iconic or forgettable, there’s rarely a middle ground. Nostalgia aside, the audacity of the original Space Jam soundtrack is matched…

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Tyler, the Creator: Call Me If You Get Lost

By Thomas Churchill

Narrative has always been an important aspect of Tyler, the Creator’s music. From the early Odd Future days until now, he’s evolved from edgy…

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Migos: Culture III

By Thomas Churchill

Migos have been around the world twice over since Culture dropped in 2017. Their style and sound took hip-hop by storm, spawning countless imitators…

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Apathy: Where the River Meets the Sea

By Thomas Churchill

Apathy is comfortably in the pocket on Where the River Meets the Sea, his seventh studio album. The biggest standout on first listen is…

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DMX: Exodus

By Thomas Churchill

The passing of Earl Simmons shocked the music industry earlier this year. After an inspiring appearance with Snoop Dogg on Verzus, DMX was seemingly…

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Mach-Hommy: Pray for Haiti

By Thomas Churchill

Griselda Records continues to dominate rap with an unrelenting string of menacing downtempo albums. The Haitian-American rapper, Mach-Hommy, marks his return to the collective…

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DJ Khaled: Khaled Khaled

By Thomas Churchill

DJ Khaled’s work is incredibly transparent. His albums function like a label sampler or movie soundtrack; they’re compilations by nature with coherency not being…

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J. Cole: The Off-Season

By Thomas Churchill

J. Cole’s highly anticipated return is notable for various reasons. Hip-hop, arguably, has morphed into something far less wordy than his appearance in 2007….

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Death from Above 1979: Is 4 Lovers

By Thomas Churchill

Death from Above 1979’s latest LP, Is 4 Lovers, is an explosive return to form. The brash Canadian duo’s expressive return is accompanied by…

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