The Best Albums of 2015: 33 to 1
The Best Albums of 2015 Part 1, covering albums 33 to 1 and featuring: Baroness, Jeremih, Dendritic Arbor, Failure, Grimes, Marriages, and Beach Slang.
Kendrick Lamar
Kendrick Lamar
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 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.
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.
The Resurgence of Jazz in 2015
Just this year alone, four records have shown the different ways jazz can be relevant, or at least continue to find an audience in 2015, explains M. Milner.
Thundercat Live at the Hoxton or; The Revolution of Attention
Phil saw Thundercat Sunday night at the Hoxton and had a profound, drunk revelation about the decline of ADHD culture and the revolution of Jazz in 2015.
Drake and Future – What a Time to Be Alive: How An Amazing Year Has Us All Spoiled Rotten.
Yes. Drake and Future have dropped a mixtape, What a Time to Be Alive. This year in hip hop has been amazing. 2015 has definitely spoiled us.
Album Review: Dr. Dre – Compton
If Compton is a send-off, it's a fitting one. Dr. Dre may have not fixed the world, but he leaves the game with his city rich in musical lineage.
The 20 Best Albums of 2015 (So Far)
The 20 Best Albums of 2015 according to Dan Vesper and M. Milner with a few albums from Jon including: Kendrick Lamar, Grimes, Drake, Failure, & Tame Impala
The Pop Presidents: Barack Obama (The 11 Best Albums from 2009 to 2015)
The 11 Best Albums from 2009 to 2015: Including St. Vincent, Kurt Vile, The War on Drugs, Arcade Fire, PJ Harvey, and Kanye West.