Final Rating: 8.6/10 Dr. Dre had the confidence of an angry bull, determined to take down anyone waving a flag in front of him. He feared not the spears that could have been launched towards…
Final rating: 7.2/10 This is a fighter. This is an absolute brawler we have in our midst. Tori Kelly seems to have exploded from our of the blue, and already her vocal work is being…
Final Rating: 8.3/10 “Tell my mother I’m sorry”. Kevin Parker leaves the scene like Josh Brolin’s character in No Country for Old Men with a messaged passed on to his parent in the song Let…
Rating: 8/10 I really liked Zella Day’s self-titled EP. With only four songs, she grasped me– “Hypnotic” was incredible, but really, the entire thing flowed perfectly in and out of itself. Her voice is interesting…
Rating: 9/10 Thank God Jamie xx is British, so I never have to correct my spelling when typing his album title. Go, Commonwealth! Not really, but go proper spelling. Riding on a few well-released and…
Rating: 8/10 Blurryface, the second “official” major label album from the Ohio duo Twenty One Pilots is, in a word, open. Named after the character Blurryface, that the band created, Blurryface represents insecurity and self-awareness….
Rating: 8/10 Alright. Let’s talk about Snoop Dogg. Alright. Uh, Bush was amazing. Let’s just get the basis of this review out here: It’s going to be hella positive because I. LOVED. IT. Executive produced…
Rating: 8/10 Kindred, Passion Pit’s third release, is just as indie alt pop lovely as their previous works. Opening with “Lifted Up (1985),” it sounds almost similar to Phoenix’s first album (speaking of which, they…
Final Rating: 6.6/10 If anything, this release sounds less to do with despair than it does the celebration of freedom. K.I.D. (Kids in Despair) is comprised of societal runaways Kara Lane and Bobby Lo. The…
