Average Rating: 3.61 Rating Variance: 1.73 Objectivity Score: 68% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAnderson .Paak MalibuArcade Fire FuneralArctic Monkeys Favourite Worst NightmareArctic Monkeys HumbugBeach House Teen DreamBrand New Deja EntenduBrand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside MeBrand New Leaked Demos 2006Bright Eyes I'm Wide Awake, It's MorningBrockhampton SATURATIONBrockhampton SATURATION IIBrockhampton SATURATION IIIBrockhampton IridescenceBrockhampton GingerBrockhampton Roadrunner: New Light, New MachineIt doesn't take long into Roadrunner for the listener to realize that it's the best album Brockhampton have released thus far - let alone, their best post-Saturation work. Sonically speaking, this album is immaculate and the producers of the group came through harder than ever. Yes, some of the members are less utilized than others (trust me, I wish Dom was on this more) but I think this album more so than any other BH album emphasizes Brockhampton as an individual idea rather than a defined collective. You are Brockhampton, I am Brockhampton, etc etc. Just holy shit, man. That's really all I can say. I love both Ginger and Iridescence but this blows both those out of the water to the point where they look worse in comparison. Easily my AOTY so far and I gotta remind myself to never doubt these guys again. They just keep releasing quality material, even if they've sort of fallen out of favor in the music community.Carly Rae Jepsen EmotionCarly Rae Jepsen Dedicated Side BCharli XCX Charliclairo Slingclipping. Midcityclipping. Splendor and Miseryclipping. Visions of Bodies Being BurnedClipse Hell Hath No FuryDanny Brown The HybridDavid Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From MarsDavid Bowie Hunky DoryDeath Cab for Cutie TransatlanticismDeath Grips Year of the SnitchDisclosure SettleEric B and Rakim Paid in FullEverything Everything Man AliveEverything Everything ArcEverything Everything Get to HeavenEverything Everything A Fever DreamFrank Ocean channel ORANGEFrank Ocean BlondeFugees The ScoreGorillaz GorillazYou know that feeling when you finally check an artist that pretty much everyone you know loves? You feel as if you've missed out on so many years with that artist, but you also feel so happy that you have a collection of excellent music to discover. That's how I felt upon listening to Gorillaz' debut for the first time. It's a collection of trip hop tracks that are catchy or despondent or sometimes both. And it's nothing short of a remarkable accomplishment. It's just so good...but you know that already. I wasn't expecting to love this album as quickly as I did but it's pretty much all I've been listening to this week. My only complaint is that I do think it could be a little shorter because of how vibey each song is, at times I do find myself starting to grow tired a little. But still...the highs are so high and so frequent.Gorillaz Plastic BeachGrinderman GrindermanIDLES Joy as an Act of ResistanceInjury Reserve By The Time I Get To PhoenixJames Blake The Colour in AnythingJanelle Monae The ArchAndroidJanelle Monae Dirty ComputerKanye West The College DropoutKanye West My Beautiful Dark Twisted FantasyKendrick Lamar good kid, m.A.A.d cityKendrick Lamar To Pimp a ButterflyKid Cudi Man on the Moon: The End of DayKids See Ghosts Kids See GhostsPart 3 of the Wyoming Sessions sees Kanye West connect with long time collaborator and protege Kid Cudi. It can be said that both artists are perhaps five years late to the party, but oh boy...Kids See Ghosts is the best thing both artists have put out in a long time. There are hints and spades of both artists in this...808's, MOTM...all these albums are obvious points of references, but Kids See Ghosts doesn't ever feel like a mere continuation of those sounds, but rather a natural evolution. The rock elements are executed best here than on any of their solo projects. It really serves as a reminder of what made us fall in love with the Cudder and Yeezy in the first place. While it cannot be overstated how essential Cudi is to this project, holy shit...this is some of Kanye's best bars ever. He doesn't have a weak performance on any of these tracks. His verse on Cudi Montage is top 3 Ye for me. This is the best Wyoming project...it's cohesive, innovative, well produced, lyrically dense, grandiose, meditative and beautiful. This is their beautiful dark twisted fantasy. Lorde Pure HeroineLorde MelodramaMac Miller SwimmingMac Miller CirclesMadvillain MadvillainyMy Chemical Romance The Black ParadeNeutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaNicholas Britell If Beale Street Could Talk: SoundtrackNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Abattoir Blues/The Lyre Of OrpheusNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Murder BalladsNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Let Love InNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Skeleton TreeNick Cave and The Bad Seeds The Mercy SeatNirvana BleachOutKast Speakerboxxx/The Love BelowOutKast AqueminiPerfume Genius LearningPlayboi Carti Die LitPortishead DummyRadiohead Kid ARadiohead OK ComputerRadiohead In RainbowsRina Sawayama SawayamaSophie Bipp/ElleSophie ProductSufjan Stevens Carrie and LowellSylvan Esso Free LoveTalking Heads Remain in LightTalking Heads Speaking in TonguesTalking Heads Stop Making SenseThe 1975 The 1975The 1975 I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of ItThe 1975 The 1975 (Deluxe Edition)The 1975 A Brief Inquiry into Online RelationshipsThe Beatles Abbey RoadThe Beatles The BeatlesThe Clash London CallingThe Cure DisintegrationThe Hotelier Home, Like NoPlace Is ThereThe Last Shadow Puppets The Age Of The UnderstatementThe Last Shadow Puppets Everything You've Come To ExpectThe Smiths Louder Than BombsThe Smiths The Queen Is DeadThe Smiths The SmithsThe Weeknd House of BalloonsThe Weeknd TrilogyWeezer PinkertonWeezer WeezerWeezer Everything Will Be Alright in the EndWeezer The White AlbumWeyes Blood Titanic RisingWolf Alice Visions of a LifeYves Tumor Heaven To A Tortured Mind4.5 superbAnderson .Paak VenturaArctic Monkeys Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm NotArctic Monkeys BrianstormArctic Monkeys Tranquility Base Hotel and CasinoBillie Eilish When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?Despite already having the opinion that Eilish is fake deep, I went into this with an open mind. For one because I generally love pop as long as it doesn't take itself too seriously. Not to mention there are countless other artists who have cringey public personas that I love once I checked out their music. rBut...this is not one of those instances. Billie Eilish's debut is just barely enough to stomach, which means it'll be hyped up for the remainder of the year like it isn't anything anyone could make. There are some interesting ideas in here, but it has all these unnecessary generic trap influenced beats and mindlessly dull lyrics. And that's not even mentioning Eilish's bored singing. Her bored voice would be fine if it had any kind of uniqueness to it, but it doesn't. In the end, Billie Eilish's debut record ends up being forgettable, generic, and downright cringeworthy. Blood Orange Negro SwanBlu and Exile MilesBon Iver For Emma, Forever AgoBrand New DaisyCharli XCX Vroom VroomCharli XCX Focus / No AngelChildish Gambino "Awaken, My Love!"Christine and the Queens La vita nuovaCHVRCHES The Bones of What You Believeclipping. CLPPNGColdplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His FriendsDaft Punk Random Access MemoriesDanny Brown XXXDanny Brown Atrocity ExhibitionDanny Brown uknowhatimsayin¿Hot take: this isn't as much of a step down from Atrocity Exhibition as most people pretend it is. Maybe it's my more pop centric ear, but for my money, this is some of the best bars Danny has laid on a record and the hooooksss are so catchy. I really fail to find a dud in the entire tracklist and though the record is brief, it still feels incredibly cohesive. Sure there's not much of a narrative thread but that in and of itself is a narrative thread (since Danny is aware of the fact) and I think we give Atrocity Exhibition too much credit for its themes. Like sure, there are some significantly depressing hip hop tunes on there but there's also stuff like "Get Hi" which really don't feel like they add much to the album's themes. Also, every single feature on here is absolute heat. Obongjayer kills it on both his features, while Run the Jewels deliver two excellent, clever verses on 3 Tears, a big highlight. I particularly love El-P's "MMM...FOOD" reference. I just really fail to find anything here to critique honestly. If you're not going into this expecting something really heavy and deep, you're gonna enjoy this I think. David Bowie BlackstarDenzel Curry ZuuDenzel Curry and Kenny Beats UnlockedEarl Sweatshirt DorisEarl Sweatshirt I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go OutsideEarl Sweatshirt Some Rap SongsFiona Apple Fetch the Bolt CuttersFrank Ocean EndlessFreddie Gibbs and Madlib BandanaFreddie Gibbs and The Alchemist AlfredoHAIM Women In Music, Pt. IIIHMLTD West of EdenInjury Reserve Injury ReserveA significant improvement over their past two projects. While it may not have the highs of Floss (Bad Boys 3, S on Ya Chest), it is far more consistent. I'm kind of confused by the complaints of there not being that much Groggs? I feel like he's here a normal amount. There are some moments that I don't like, namely Groggs reusing the same line on a different song. It was most likely intentional, but it's not framed in a way that's obvious so it comes off as if it were unfinished. Similarly, detours like Hello?! and Qwerty Interlude come off as unnecessary and ruin the flow of the album. Some cuts also feel like they depend too much on their features rather than adding to the strength of the songs. rBest Tracks: Jawbreaker, GTFU, Gravy n Biscuits, Rap Song TutorialrWorst Track: Hello?!James Blake James BlakeKanye West 808s and HeartbreakKanye West YeezusKanye West yeKanye West has basically done it at all at this point in his lengthy career. Ye arrives as one of his more introspective releases, touching on his marriage, his children, and his recent controversies. These sparse seven songs are all fantastic - some ranging from grandiose, others are BANGERS, and then there are a few sad boy ballads. As with almost all post-MBDTF Kanye releases, there's some bad lyricism, but most of it is pretty solid. While some of the Wyoming releases don't feel like an album, Ye feels like a complete journey with a great opener and a solid closer. Also...Ghost Town...so yeah. Phenomenal album, I think. Kendrick Lamar Overly DedicatedKendrick Lamar untitled unmastered.Kevin Abstract American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love StoryLady Gaga The Fame MonsterLaura Marling Song For Our DaughterLianne La Havas Lianne La HavasLido Pimienta Miss ColombiaM83 Saturdays=YouthMac DeMarco This Old DogMF DOOM Operation: DoomsdayThis makes for a really great starting point with DOOM, in retrospect. It isn't the typical "I'm sitting on a bat, I'm sitting on a cat" rapping typical of KMD, but it also isn't quite the abstract rapping of Madvillainy. It's just the right amount of DOOM's character with accessible rapping. The thing most admirable about this album is just how lo-fi and unpolished it sounds. I find it admirable because it just gives you this feeling that Dumile just had this insatiable itch to rhyme. Every verse on this thing - not just from DOOM but also from his cohorts - sounds so vital, so gritty, and just so good. You don't get that sense on a lot of albums. The skits become a little too much at times, but I do like how they divide the album into different segments. Overall, a really excellent hip hop record that for my money doesn't really have any low lows, it's just not *quite* peak DOOM.Miley Cyrus Plastic HeartsMitski Be the CowboyNatalia Lafourcade Un Canto por México‚ Vol․ 1Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds Henry's DreamNick Cave and The Bad Seeds The Good SonNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Tender PreyNirvana In UteroNxWorries Yes Lawd!OutKast ATLiensParquet Courts Wide AwakePerfume Genius No ShapePhoebe Bridgers PunisherPoppy Am I a Girl?Poppy finally finds her voice by not forcing it. Where Poppy.Computer was nothing more than a rip off of everything unique in pop, Am I a Girl? embraces itself by just being a simple pop album. Gone is the ultra forced references to computers and technology. rEven the detours into heavy metal all work. They're self aware, catchy, and even a little hard. This was easily the best pop album of the year, and eventually it'll be embraced as such. rBest Tracks: Aristocrat, Girls in Bikinis, Play Destroy, Hard FeelingsrWorst Track: Iconic (which still fucks)Poppy ChokePoppy's "Vroom Vroom" moment. Only wish it were a full length...but this is the shape of pop to come, I think?Radiohead AmnesiacRadiohead The BendsRavyn Lenae CrushRina Sawayama RINARosalia El Mal QuererSampha ProcessSolange When I Get HomeSophie Oil of Every Pearl's Un-InsidesSteve Lacy (USA-CA) Steve Lacy's DemoThe 1975 Notes on a Conditional FormThe Avalanches We Will Always Love YouThe Beatles Magical Mystery TourThe Cure The Head on the DoorThe Cure Seventeen SecondsThe Koreatown Oddity Little Dominques NosebleedThe Roots undunThe Smiths Strangeways, Here We ComeThe Wonder Years Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm NothingThe Wonder Years The Greatest GenerationTkay Maidza Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2Tkay Maidza Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 3Tyler, the Creator Flower Boy4.0 excellent070 Shake Modus Vivendi100 Gecs 1000 gecs100 Gecs 1000 Gecs and the Tree of CluesAaron West and The Roaring Twenties We Don't Have Each OtherAdrianne Lenker SongsAngel Olsen All MirrorsArctic Monkeys AMArctic Monkeys Crying LightningArctic Monkeys CornerstoneBartees Strange Live ForeverBjork DebutBlood Orange Cupid DeluxeBlood Orange Freetown SoundBlood Orange Angel's PulseBon Iver Bon Iver, Bon IverBring Me the Horizon SempiternalBrockhampton WILDFIRE, TRUMAN, DIANABruno Mars 24K MagicCar Seat Headrest Twin Fantasy (Face to Face)Carly Rae Jepsen Emotion: Side BCaroline Polachek PangCharli XCX Number 1 AngelCharli XCX How I'm Feeling NowNo more metalheads. Society has progressed past the need for metalheads. Childish Gambino 03.15.20Chloe x Halle Ungodly HourCHVRCHES Every Open Eyeclipping. There Existed an Addiction to BloodColdplay A Rush of Blood to the HeadColdplay ParachutesCommon BeCordae Just Until...DangerDoom The Mouse And The MaskI don't have much to say about The Mouse & the Mask except that it's pretty much as good as you can expect a DOOM album to be. People really overstate how annoying the Adult Swim references are because they really don't factor into DOOM's bars as much as they seem like they will (aside from A.T.H.F. of course...which is still a great song). I guess it helps that I grew up watching these shows but I'm sure that's true of a lot of people. Danger Mouse's production has nothing on DOOM's or Madlib's but hey, it's still one of the greatest rappers on a fine ass beat. Also, the feature list on here is insane - Talib Kwali, Cee-Lo Green, and Ghostface (and even Black Thought on a bonus track) and they all kill it. That hook on "Benzi Box" has to be one of the best hooks in DOOM's whole discography. This isn't quite S-tier DOOM but it's definitely A-tier for my money. Definitely recommend this one. Daniel Caesar FreudianDeath Grips Bottomless PitDorian Electra FlamboyantDua Lipa Future NostalgiaEarl Sweatshirt EARLFall Out Boy Take This to Your GraveFall Out Boy From Under the Cork TreeFreddie Gibbs and Madlib Pinatafun. Aim and IgniteGenesis Owusu Smiling with No TeethGorillaz Demon DaysI have a bit of a love/hate relationship with this album. Ultimately, I think it's one of the most influential records of the 00's and a solid record overall. However...I think it pales in comparison to Gorillaz' debut and signals that they'd never truly return to that sound, for better or worse. In spite of that, some of Gorillaz' highest highs appear on this record, such as Feel Good Inc., Dirty Harry, Dare, and Last Living Souls. This is also undeniably more ambitious than Gorillaz' debut but not necessarily all the better for it. I think it's more that I just built this album up so much in my head based on the acclaim and it fell a little short of that. I don't consider songs like Demon Days or Don't Get Lost in Heaven as something I'd like to see Gorillaz do, even if I don't think they're *bad*. But oh man, is Fire Coming Out of the Monkey's Head a tedious song and I hate White Light with a passion. There's more good than bad here by far, but I do find myself pining for more of that classic downtempo trip hop sound that the band perfectly captured on their debut. Gorillaz Song Machine, Season One: Strange TimezIDLES BrutalismIDLES Ultra MonoIDLES CrawlerInjury Reserve Live From The Dentist OfficeJames Blake Assume FormJay-Z 4:44Jazmine Sullivan Heaux TalesJean Dawson Pixel BathKacey Musgraves Golden HourKali Uchis Por VidaKali Uchis Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios)Kanye West Late RegistrationKanye West The Life of PabloKendrick Lamar DAMN.Kevin Abstract ARIZONA BABYKing Geedorah Take Me to Your LeaderHe really couldn't miss, could he? MF DOOM's Take Me to Your Leader is decidedly not a DOOM album, and more of a DOOM & Friends album. And it's a damn great one at that. This album features some of the best and most adventurous production I've heard from DOOM thus far and while yes, his presence on the mic is never taken for granted, "I Wonder", "Krazy World" and "Fastlane" are massive highlights on this record. It also features one of the catchiest songs in DOOM's massive catalog - "Anti-Matter" with Mr. Fantastik. Even the little instrumental interludes with nothing much but samples are, to me, just as interesting as those on Madvillainy. Sure, this isn't exactly the album that will move mountains but you can tell this prolific era in DOOM's career was one where he took every little project seriously. I think I might take it over The Mouse & The Mask at the moment.King Krule The OOZLady Gaga Born This WayLady Gaga JoanneLana Del Rey Norman Fucking Rockwell!Lauryn Hill The Miseducation of Lauryn HillMac DeMarco 2Megan Thee Stallion FeverMichael Jackson ThrillerMitski Puberty 2Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds NocturamaNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds Live SeedsNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Push The Sky AwayNick Cave and The Bad Seeds GhosteenNick Cave and Warren Ellis CarnageNirvana NevermindNoname TelefoneNoname Room 25Of Monsters and Men My Head is an AnimalOlivia Rodrigo SourOutKast StankoniaOutKast SouthernplayalisticadillacmuzikPanic! at the Disco A Fever You Can't Sweat OutParamore ParamoreParquet Courts Sympathy For LifePerfume Genius Set My Heart On Fire ImmediatelyPhoebe Bridgers Copycat KillerPierce the Veil Collide with the SkyPorridge Radio Every BadRadiohead A Moon Shaped PoolRun the Jewels RTJ4Solange A Seat at the TableTalking Heads More Songs About Buildings and FoodTalking Heads Talking Heads: 77Taylor Swift 1989The Clash The ClashThe Hotelier It Never Goes OutThe Internet Hive MindThe Smiths RankThe Strokes The New AbnormalThe Weeknd StarboyThe Wonder Years The UpsidesThe Wonder Years No Closer to HeavenThe xx xxThom Yorke The EraserThom Yorke SuspiriaTierra Whack Whack WorldTyler, the Creator BastardTyler, the Creator IGORTyler, the Creator Call Me If You Get LostViagra Boys Welfare JazzWaxahatchee Saint CloudWolf Alice Blue WeekendYves Tumor The Asymptotical World3.5 greatAmine Good For YouBeach House Depression CherryBlack Thought Streams of Thought, Vol. 3: Cane and AbelBleachers Strange DesireBrand New Your Favorite WeaponBrand New 3 Demos, ReworkedBrockhampton All-American TrashChance the Rapper Coloring BookCharli XCX Pop 2Childish Gambino Because the InternetDavid Bowie "Heroes"Drake More LifeFall Out Boy Folie a DeuxFrank Ocean Nostalgia, Ultra.Grimes Miss AnthropoceneH.E.R. I Used To Know Her: The PreludeHarry Styles Harry StylesInjury Reserve FlossJay-Z and Kanye West Watch the ThroneJJ DOOM Key To The KuffsKanye West GraduationKid Cudi Man on the Moon III: The ChosenLady Gaga ArtpopLady Gaga ChromaticaLady Gaga and Bradley Cooper A Star is BornLizzo Cuz I Love YouMGMT Little Dark AgeNick Cave and The Bad Seeds The Boatman's CallNick Cave and The Bad Seeds From Her To EternityNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Your Funeral... My TrialNirvana MTV Unplugged in New York (DVD)Panic! at the Disco Death of a BachelorPusha T DAYTONAThe first entry of Kanye West's Wyoming Sessions, Daytona is an impeccably produced and lyrically intricate album from Pusha T. These two things, however, feel at odds with each other. While Kanye West's production is once again captivating...I much prefer hearing Pusha T rap over Neptunes beats. Kanye cannot rap as well as Pusha, but there's no denying these are beats Yeezy would sound great over. And that's not to say Pusha T doesn't deliver BARS, he does, but every now in then there's a weird sample thrown in that throws off the track. Take for example, Come Back Baby, a track that has a banger beat but an old sample shoehorned in just for the sake of the song having a hook. Pusha's the kind of rapper who doesn't need to depend on a hook to latch on to a listener. Aside from that...I don't feel like the album has much of a theme to it. Not all albums need one, but this just feels like good song after good song. But...very few GREAT songs. I'd say Santeria and If You Know, You Know are the best. Don't get the hype for this...it's pretty well produced and rapped, but...that isn't enough :/Radiohead Pablo HoneyRadiohead The King of LimbsRosalia Los AngelesSilk Sonic An Evening with Silk SonicSolange TrueSZA CtrlThe Smiths Meat Is MurderThe Weeknd After HoursTrent Reznor and Atticus Ross Soul OSTWeezer OK Human3.0 goodAmeer Vann EMMANUELAmine LimboAnderson .Paak OxnardAnderson .Paak's hotly anticipated follow up to the deliciously soulful Malibu is a bit of a disappointment. It seems Dre persuaded .Paak to focus on more of a rap sound than the R&B sound of past releases. While there are some pretty good moments here, and a lot of the songs are moderately catchy, there isn't much to chew on lyrically here. It's a nice record to put in the background, but it just doesn't do anything to really hook you in. I settled on a 3 because it's not the WORST thing ever, but it really does fall victim to sophomore slump (even though this is his third record).rBest Tracks: Tints, Brothers Keeper, Who R U?, Smile/PettyrWorst Track: Saviers RoadAriana Grande Sweetenerbeabadoobee Fake It FlowersBlood Orange Coastal GroovesBrand New Science FictionBrockhampton Saturation DraftsCarly Rae Jepsen DedicatedChildish Gambino KauaiChildish Gambino Summer PackCZARFACE and MF DOOM Super What?DRAM Shelley FKA DRAMFall Out Boy Infinity on HighInjury Reserve Drive It Like It's Stolen!Janelle Monae Metropolis: The Chase SuiteKid Cudi Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’Lady Gaga The FameMoses Sumney graeMount Eerie A Crow Looked At MeNick Cave and The Bad Seeds Kicking Against The PricksNick Cave and The Bad Seeds The Firstborn Is DeadParamore After LaughterPoppy I DisagreeR.A.P. Ferreira purple moonlight pagesRadiohead Hail to the ThiefRavyn Lenae Midnight MoonlightSault (UK) Untitled (Rise)Steve Lacy (USA-CA) Apollo XXICompton bisexual singer-producer Steve Lacy seemingly struck gold on his debut Demos EP which featured sugary short lofi R&B tracks with some sweet guitar work. While that EP wasn't anything groundbreaking, it was enough to solidify Lacy as a voice to watch in the industry for me. Two years later, Lacy has dropped his debut album, Apollo XXI. Unfortunately, it played out just how I imagined...it isn't very good. I mean, it could've been a lot worse but there just isn't much here to latch on to. It feels like Lacy thinks writing a good hook means repeating the same phrase over and over again (N Side, Like Me). I also realize now how much the lofiness added to Lacy's music - with it gone, it feels like the authenticity is missing. But even still...this album is worth a listen, and I can probably see it growing on me as there's some nice instrumentation, vocals and hooks. Favorite tracks are Only If, Playground, Amandla's Interlude, and Basement. Worst track is probably N Side?Taylor Swift FolkloreTaylor Swift EvermoreTeyana Taylor K.T.S.E.The Internet Feel GoodThe Internet Ego DeathThe xx I See YouTyler, the Creator WolfTyler, the Creator Cherry Bomb2.5 averageArctic Monkeys Suck It and SeeAriana Grande Thank U, NextBruno Mars Doo-Wops & HooligansBruno Mars Unorthodox JukeboxChildish Gambino Camp13 songs of Childish Gambino complaining about how he isn't perceived as Black enough. Nice production, decent hooks...Glover is undeniably talented, but this lacks any rhyme to its reason. Rarely does Gambino come through with a song filled with more than just clever one liners. But there is certainly room for growth, and he only got better with each albumDrake Take CareEverything Everything RE-ANIMATORFall Out Boy Save Rock and RollFontaines D.C. A Hero's DeathGorillaz The FallGorillaz HumanzGorillaz The Now NowHMLTD Hate Music Last Time Delete EPJessie Ware What's Your Pleasure?Kelela Take Me ApartKevin Abstract MTV1987Kid Cudi Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. RagerSoundtrack (Film) Black Panther The AlbumTwenty One Pilots BlurryfaceUlcerate Stare Into Death and Be StillVampire Weekend Father Of The BrideVince Staples Big Fish Theory2.0 poorBlack Country, New Road For the first timeBleachers Gone NowBon Iver 22, A MillionDaniel Caesar Case Study 01Ultimate cornball Daniel Caesar has always been somewhere nestled between the Frank Oceans and the Brent Faiyazes of R&B. His debut record Freudian wasn't a game changer, but it was a great record nonetheless. Whatever Caesar did next would establish where he stood as an artist. Enter Case Study 01 - Caesar's sophomore record dropped with nearly no promotion. And ugh...what a letdown. There's nothing memorable here, except maybe a few sparse moments on tracks here and there. The lyricism is godawful and comes off as someone trying to sound deep ("complexity / come get with me / in spite of thee"). The lyricism on Freudian wasn't great, but the music was pretty enough to make up for it. Here...the music is wallpaper R&B. It really doesn't help that Caesar was never such a fiery singer. On Freudian, it was used to his advantage but here, nothing makes Daniel stick out. It's a shame to see such a promising talent release such a subpar record. Deftones OhmsFall Out Boy American Beauty/American Psychofood house food houseJ. Cole The Off-SeasonKali Uchis Drunken BabbleKid Cudi Speedin' Bullet 2 HeavenKing Krule Man Alive!Nas NASIRAfter Kids See Ghosts and Daytona, there's no way this couldn't have been great. But then it wasn't! Even the kind of good tracks like Cops Shot the Kid are painfully annoying. Not to mention, there's just nothing here that you couldn't find done better on TPAB or any other politically conscious hip hop record. Oh wellOf Monsters and Men Beneath the SkinSoccer Mommy Color TheoryThe Weeknd My Dear Melancholy,Thundercat It Is What It Is1.5 very poorTyler, the Creator Goblin1.0 awful6ix9ine DAY69"imagine being so out of touch that you think this is everything wrong with modern hip-hop meanwhile listening to brockhampton, migos and kendrick lamar"rGODDAMN THAT'S EDGYrAdele 30AJR OK OrchestraAriel Pink Ariel Rosenberg's Thrash and Burn: PreASAP Rocky Live.Love.A$AP.ASAP Rocky LONG.LIVE.A$APASAP Rocky At.Long.Last.A$APASAP Rocky TESTINGBig Sean Finally Famous: The AlbumBig Sean Hall of FameBig Sean Dark Sky ParadiseBig Sean I Decided.Black Midi CavalcadeBladee EversinceBladee Red LightBladee IcedancerBladee ExeterBladee 333Car Seat Headrest Making a Door Less OpenConan Gray Kid KrowDominic Fike Don't Forget About Me, DemosDominic Fike What Could Possibly Go WrongDrake Dark Lane Demo TapesGreen Day American IdiotHarry Styles Fine LineJoji Chloe Burbank Volume 1Joji In TonguesJoji BALLADS 1Joji NectarJPEGMAFIA EP!Kanye West Jesus Is KingLana Del Rey Chemtrails Over The Country ClubMarilyn Manson Antichrist SuperstarMarilyn Manson Mechanical AnimalsMarilyn Manson Holy WoodMarilyn Manson The Golden Age of GrotesqueMarilyn Manson Portrait of an American FamilyMarilyn Manson Eat Me, Drink MeMarilyn Manson The High End of LowMarilyn Manson Born VillainMarilyn Manson The Pale EmperorMarilyn Manson Heaven Upside DownMarilyn Manson We Are ChaosRed House Painters Red House PaintersRed House Painters Down Colorful HillRed House Painters Red House Painters IIRuss There's Really a WolfRuss ZooSia Music (OST)Slauson Malone A Quiet Farwell, 2016–2018Slauson Malone Vergangenheitsbewältigung (Crater Speak)Steven Wilson The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)Taylor Swift ReputationTaylor Swift LoverThe Microphones Mount EerieThe Microphones Microphones in 2020Tool Fear InoculumTwenty One Pilots Scaled and IcyUlcerate Shrines of ParalysisVektor Black FutureVektor Demolition (Demo)Vektor Terminal ReduxVektor Outer IsolationVektor Hunger For Violence (Single)Vektor Scion AV Label Showcase - Earache RecordsXXXTENTACION 17XXXTENTACION ?XXXTENTACION SkinsYung Lean Unknown MemoryYung Lean Starz
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