Review: Pusha T, ‘It’s Almost Dry’
Twenty-three years of raps later, Pusha T’s pot is still scorching hot.
Category: Reviews
Review: Mowgs, ‘The Bare Necessities’ – First Listen
The Birmingham rapper’s second mixtape feeds the nation’s hunger for street sermons, offering a candid look into his life.
Review: Denzel Curry, ‘Melt My Eyez See Your Future’
Denzel Curry shifts from explosive to existential on his fifth studio album, the Floridan’s most realised work so far.
Review: Blade Brown & K-Trap, ‘Joints’
The nation’s two most revered trappers combine for an appetising mixtape synonymous with their respective styles and origins.
Review: Youngs Teflon, ‘All Eyes on Me Against the World’
Over a decade since he began releasing music, South London’s Youngs Teflon releases a career highlight.
Review: Jay Worthy & Larry June, ‘2 P’z In A Pod’
Two notorious West Coast hustlers rekindle a regional sound proving they’re cut from a different cloth.
Review: Rosalía, ‘MOTOMAMI’
Rosalía elevates experiments on her third studio album Motomami, traversing through different genres from flamenco, dark pop to reggaeton.
Review: Conway the Machine, ‘God Don’t Make Mistakes’
The highly anticipated major label debut by the Buffalo heavyweight proves that slow and steady wins the race.
Review: Benny the Butcher, ‘Tana Talk 4’
Buffalo’s golden boy releases the highly anticipated sequel to the series that helped elevate his art to the masses.
Review: Kojey Radical, ‘Reason to Smile’
On his debut album, Kojey Radical brings heart, spirit and ambitious blends to challenge traditions of UK hip hop.
Review: Big K.R.I.T., ‘Digital Roses Don’t Die’
The self-proclaimed king of the underground makes an attempt to expand past the hip-hop horizons, shifting into a completely different space musically.
Review: Chief Keef, ‘4NEM’
Chicago’s frontier relives his glory days on the refreshing 4NEM, one of the best projects of his decade-long career.
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