Album Review: Kendrick Lamar – untitled unmastered
Listen to Kendrick Lamar’s untitled unmastered below. To Pimp A Butterfly was by anyone’s estimate the biggest record of 2015....
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Mickey White’s Incomplete Guide to 2015’s Rap and R&B: Part 3 (That Could Only Mean One Thing…)
Mickey White lists out his top 75 Rap and R&B albums for 2015 feat: Drake, Future, Dr. Dre, Dawn Richard, Miguel, Earl Sweatshirt, Busdriver, Pusha T, etc.
Mickey White’s Incomplete Guide To 2015’s Rap and R&B: Part 2 (Stunts, Blunts, and Footwork)
Mickey White covers the second third of 2015's amazing year in Rap & R&B, feat: Death Grips, Odd Future, Fetty Wap, Vince Staples, Miguel and Snoop Dogg.
Mickey White’s Incomplete Guide to 2015’s Rap and R&B: Part 1 (To Maim A Tyga)
Mickey White covers the first third of 2015's amazing year in Rap & R&B, including: Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Dawn Richard, Tyga, Future, YG, and Thundercat.
Adopt This Album: Judgement Night (Soundtrack)
For my money, only one album comes delivers on rap-rock's early promise - the soundtrack to obscure 90s rich-boys-in-ghetto-peril thriller Judgement Night.
Album Review: Freddie Gibbs – Shadow Of A Doubt
Let there be no doubt (pun intended), that Freddie Gibbs' Shadow Of A Doubt is a tour de force of modern-day gangsta rap. And oh boy is it brilliant.
If History Is Any Guide, 2015’s Best Album Is About To Drop
New albums from Kanye West, Beyoncé, Drake, Frank Ocean, or Rihanna before year's end? Who will it be in 2015? Dan Vesper discusses who could do it.
Album Review: Guilty Simpson – Detroit’s Son
The experimental artistry and the inherent toughness of rap is proving to result in some killer albums, and Guilty Simpson's Detroit’s Son is one of them.
Run the Jewels @ Marathon Music Works, Nashville, TN – Oct. 5
Run the Jewels give a shit about their craft and went hard on stage, giving it their all. But most of all, they care about each other and their fans.
Interview with Uncommon Nasa
Jack speaks with Uncommon Nasa at length about some of the themes of his new album, Halfway, and the larger ideas of life and death.