DROGAS Light is one of Lupe Fiasco’s better attempts at making an album with pop appeal, though it still pales in comparison to his more progressive work like Tetsuo & Youth.
Talking with my dude Myke C-Town about this new Iron Reagan album, the Virginian crossover thrash outfit’s second outing for Relapse Records.
With I Decided, Big Sean releases an album that gives me more to say than just “no.”
Travis Miller’s first volume of music as Bedwetter is a harrowing statement on mental health… when Travis is rapping.
Prolific rocker Ty Segall drops a second self-titled album that shows how far he’s come over the past decade.
On their sophomore album Culture, the Migos boys are sounding a bit more focused than usual.
William Basinski returns with one of his most accessible and compositionally satisfying sets of drones yet.
Shape-shifting singer-songwriters Sam France and Jonathan Rado make a triumphant return as Foxygen to deliver their most lavishly orchestrated set of songs yet.
Brooklyn quartet Yucky Duster makes its Infinity Cat debut with a five-song set of earnest, introspective indie rock and pop.
