Best Albums of 2014: 66 to 30
This is the second of three installments. This is our first ever site wide best albums of the year list. Please enjoy the B.G.M. Best Albums of 2014 List.
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Album Review: Nicki Minaj – The Pinkprint (Deluxe)
The Pinkprint is a laborious journey through Nicki Minaj’s inflated ass and ego. Another trash bag full of minutia to drop on mainstream pop and hip-hop.
Odds and Ends: 2014 Year-End Edition (Albums You May Have Missed)
Odds and Ends is a feature where we catch up on 10 albums we missed. Here is the year-end round up including, A$AP Ferg, D'Angelo, MadFro, Sicko Mobb and much more!
Oozing Wound Interview and Review of Earth Suck
Brandon is all for Oozing Wound's brand of thrash Shanghaiing the brains of America, because their latest album Earth Suck makes him subconsciously headbang
Fun Fun Fun Fest Day 2 Recap: King Tuff, Glassjaw, Courtney Barnett, Iceage, First Aid Kit, and Modest Mouse
Fun Fun Fun Fest Day 2 Recap Featuring Review and Photos of King Tuff, Glassjaw, Courtney Barnett, Iceage, First Aid Kit, and Modest Mouse.
Album Review: Ariel Pink – pom pom
Ariel Pink pulls out all the stops on pom pom; it’s weirder, heavier, catchier, and more ambitious than anything he’s put out in the past, and he knows it.
Record Review: Whirr / Nothing split 12″ Run For Cover Records 2014
Brandon likes and respects both Nothing and Whirr very much, but their split was just too tame for him. He prefers both band's full length albums.
Adopt This Album: Brass Knuckles For Tough Guys – Noise Man Kills Him
For anyone who couldn't be confined listening to straight up punk or metal from the 90's, Brandon tells you why you should have been listening to Brass Knuckles for Tough Guys all along!
Odds and Ends: August/September 2014 (Albums You May Have Missed)
Odds and Ends is a feature where we catch up on 10 albums we missed. This edition includes albums from Ariana Grande, Ty Seagal, Young Lean, and others.
The Pop Presidents: Reagan (The Fifteen Best Albums from 1981 to 1989)
John Ellis ranks the fifteen best album from 1981 to 1989 during the years of Ronald Reagan's presidency. Did your favorite albums make the list?