Phil’s Phinals: The Best of 2016
Phil's Phive wraps up 2016 with a look at the year's best records, from experimental tape loop singer songwriters to black metal to mainstream hip-hop.
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The Best Albums of 2016: 50 to 2 (You Already Know Our #1 Album)
Part 2 of 2. The B.G.M. Staff drops knowledge on the best 50 albums of 2016. If you don't like the albums on this list you don't like music.
The Best Albums of 2016: 100 to 51
Part 1 of 2. The B.G.M. Staff ranks our favorite albums from 100 to 51. 2016 was an insanely great year for music. So many good albums on this list!
I Get Sentimental Over Nothing (Imagine How I Feel About Nat “King” Cole)
Here is an absolutelychill playlist of Nat King Cole's music and everything you need to know in order to separate the killer from the filler.
The Top 50 Metal, Rock, & Noise Albums of 2016
The top 50 Best Metal / Rock / Noise / Whatever albums of 2016. This includes all the essential heaviness that came out this year.
2016 Rap and R&B in Review | Best Rap and R&B Albums of 2016
Dan Vesper breaks down all the craziness that happened tin 2016 when it comes to the Rap and R&B world. Then lists out The Best Rap and R&B albums of 2016.
Metallica: Hardwired… To Self-Destruct | Still Hardwired… To Rule The Metal World?
Despite what Hardwired...To Self-Destruct turned out to sound like, Metallica is still a legendary band that can pretty much do whatever they want.
David Bowie: Blackstar is the Best Album of 2016 Hands Down
One thing needs to be made perfectly clear. David Bowie's Blackstar is the No.1 Album of 2016. We don’t feel like there is any other choice to be made here.
Box Set Review: Steve Hillage | Searching for the Spark | Review
The mammoth, 22-CD box set Searching for the Spark presents Steve Hillage's career in detail, from 60s rocker to 2000s techno. M Milner reviews.
Box Set Review: King Crimson | On and Off the Road
On and Off the Road is a comprehensive look at the 1980s King Crimson, complete with live and unreleased material. It's a blessing for fans writes M Milner.