The Italian producer follows up his groundbreaking sophomore album with the equally brilliant Liquid Portraits.

No Dream is without a doubt Jeff's best and most wholesome record yet.

Folklore makes one thing clear: When it comes to true songwriting talent, few can hold a candle to miss Swift. It's a solid proof that she doesn't need anything else past her pen and her voice.

The British artist's third LP is hermost conceptual and gorgeous yet.

This is a mastery of musicianship that's endlessly bold and innovative. A work of art that sounds like a bright future we're not sure we'll ever get to.

Set My Heart on Fire Immediately is another fantastic addition to Mike's flawless discography.

The band's most boring and lifeless record.

This might be Cee-Lo's best work to date.

Ajai is quirky enough to make up for its underwhelming moments.

Remo Drive deeply underwhelms with their latest record.

Éons is A mind bending beast of a piece of Avant-Garde Jazz/Metal hybrid.

RTJ does it again baby!

What happened to this band?

Innocent Country pt. 2 is as good (if not better) as the first one. Quelle Chris is really one of the most consistent rappers out there.

The Canadian rapper's third LP is one of the most genre-bending and immaculately written Experimental Hip-Hop records I've ever heard.

Damn! The legendary rapper and the enegmatic producer team up for a sexy, sweeping, and deeply touching tribute to Hip-Hop that never offers a stale moment. Brilliant from beginning to end.

I wish I cared enough to be dissapointed.

Without a doubt his strongest and most creative effort to date.

The Allegory can sometimes be gut-punshing, sadly though it's concept and execution leaves a lot to be desired.

Dedicated Side B is another solid addition to the world of Carly Rae Jepsen.