Weatherday - Hornet Disaster
60

Weatherday occasionally breaks through the typical shoegaze tropes on his first record in over half a decade.

Saba & No I.D. - From the Private Collection of Saba and No I.D.
84

Unsurprisingly, Saba and jazz rap works perfectly.

The Murder Capital - Blindness
83

Blindness is The Murder Capital’s unorthodox post-punk magnum opus.

Bladee & Ecco2k - Crest
86

dain gnag

Skepta - Konnichiwa
81

The modern day grime bible.

clipping. - Dead Channel Sky
NR

It’s refreshingly straightforward and followable from the hip hop veterans.

Playboi Carti - MUSIC
50

Carti’s most inconsistent effort yet.

Hesse Kassel - La Brea
NR

It definitely knows who to listen to in the playbook.

Panda Bear - Sinister Grift
82

Noah Lennox continues in fine form with a paradoxically happy effort that twists and turns in its lyricism and production.

青葉市子 [Ichiko Aoba] - Luminescent Creatures
NR

Ichiko Aoba returns with a serene, gorgeous collection of material that is equal parts cohesive and relaxing.

Porter Robinson - SMILE! :D
40

Porter’s less serious approach to this album ultimately does more harm than good. On standout tracks ‘Cheerleader’ and ‘Knock Yourself Out’, the focus stands on relationships and Porter’s meditations on them - an approach that actually works, if only for those 2 songs. Where this album begins to fall through the floor is when Porter really seems to give up and starts making shallow, poorly written reflections on fame (let’s be honest, I’m talking ... read more

Sam Fender - People Watching
35

Sam’s last studio LP Seventeen Going Under at least had the decency to let itself be carried by an immaculately written, incredibly emphatic lead single. Unfortunately, this album doesn’t even have that. Springsteen rip off after Springsteen rip off, with ample time left in the middle for same-same filler.

KSI - Thick of It / Low
0

wait the red hot chilli peppers wrote this?

Radiohead - Amnesiac
98

The high end is sublime. The low end only lies at a lowly amazing. Did we expect anything else from a Radiohead record?

Kanye West - Late Registration
NR

The absolute untouched monolith of Kanye’s career, even 20 years later. It’s by far his most expansive work yet - completely befitting of its time, yet utterly timeless.

Young Franco - it's Franky baby!
76

Jack Harlow but dance.

venturing - Ghostholding
70

Close enough, welcome back Car Seat Headrest.

Chappell Roan - The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess
0

10 -> 0
Chappell Roan commits every cardinal sin of pop on her debut.

Arcade Fire - Funeral
98

Funeral is rhythmically complex, emotionally conflicted, and yet still so warming and caring that it inspires the most intense catharsis I’ve felt - regardless of genre - in at least a decade.

Weezer - Weezer (Blue Album)
95

Rock’s great ode to kitchen-sink realism tinged with relatable post-teenage angst.

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