Album Review

With one foot in disco and the other in EDM, It’s About Time is enjoyable, though it may take a bit of an adjustment for long-time Chic fans to get accustomed to the very “of-the-moment” vibe of the record. Despite its modern tropes, the album does manage to rise above most pop radio schlock thanks to the excellent musicianship on display here

6lack took 14 tracks and managed to express the complexity of love in a way that everyone and anyone could appreciate.

Collapse simply has a ton to sift through, all in under a half-hour. It features many of Aphex Twin decades-old tropes – intricate percussion, haunting melodies, sheer unpredictability – while still having its feet firmly planted in today’s era.

On Bas' latest album Milky Way, each track stands on its own. The rapper's album is strong enough to be consumed in any order.

Your music taste matures in your teen years, which is why it can be difficult for a “Golden Era” kid like me to get trap, drill rap or the idea of a K-pop star turned rap monster.

On her band's fourth studio album, it can feel like Florence Welch can hold out a single note at top volume for an hour. High As Hope’s charming and discombobulating diversity/dynamics makes it an absolute aural onslaught.

Despite emerging as one of music’s most chameleonic artists, Christina Aguilera makes music that always sounds like her. Liberation soars creatively, musically, and examines topics and stylings through Christina’s distinct and keen vision.

Welcome to the First Family of Hip-Hop, The Carters.

John Coltrane’s ‘Both Directions at Once: the Lost Album’, or how we should learn to stop worrying and love jazz.

If you want to know whether the new Calpurnia EP Scout is worth your time, I’d suggest you check out tracks 1, 2, 3, and then the entire album.