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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…
This week’s releases are pretty decent, but I’m still reeling from Snoop Dogg’s Bush, probably my favourite funk hip hop album going on right now. I’ve been kind of behind on new tunes, mostly because…
This week’s new release post is a bit late, and I apologize. All of my technology decided to screw me over last minute– which is fine, I guess, because it’s about time I get off…
This week, Tyler’s famed Cherry Bomb finally gets a hard release– with all five of the various covers. Keep it going for all the good this week, because next week we get stuck with a…
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…
What’s good this week? It seems like there’s less and less dope things coming out and like things have been slowing down, but that’s to be expected. Summer will be here yet. In the meantime,…
With the cool iTunes drop of Tyler, The Creator’s Cherry Bomb taking over all music websites this week, here’s a quick little shout out to some other stuff that’s new, hype, fire, intense, awesome, wicked,…
Rating: 8/10 When Jamie T released his first album in five years last year, it was one of the greatest comebacks in history. Carry On The Grudge was more than a successful album– it signified…
