BuckGotThoughts

5 years later, and Daytona is firm proof that Kanye West’s collaborative efforts (pre-Nazi appraisal) will culminate in an over inflated boost due strictly to his sole association. This isn’t to say that Daytona isn’t a great project, because it surely is. But Daytona’s status within the hip hop community is one that feels quite like a hyped up exaggeration, as if this album is flawless and the second coming of Christ for Pusha T. He is one of the most consistent artists ... read more

KAYTRAMINE finds Kaytranada and Amine pairing up to deliver a summery, poppy hip-house album that boasts their strengths, and allows their career consistent shortcomings to be bearable. I want to preface this review with the facts that I find Kaytranada to be extremely overhyped in the grand scheme of music, while Amine to be quite undervalued in the hip hop scene respectively. Kaytranada was one of the most promising up and coming producers in the mid 2010’s, and his phenomenal debut ... read more

Mac Miller's hip hop heavy magnum opus is a hard hitting, emotional journey to find the light in a world where Mac was once lost in the darkness, as portrayed by his eclectic, and drug addiction confessional release Faces.

It sees easily his best rapping, choruses, and arguably production, depending on your preference for his different musical ventures.

Every feature delivers and Mac always ensures to deliver and then some over them. While some will argue it isn't his best album, it's near ... read more

While Saturation may be more memorable and interesting due to the sudden explosion and uproar it caused on release, Saturation II feels much more focused and exciting, while still somehow feeling just as versatile.

BROCKHAMPTON found their sound only a few months after their debut album, and it feels like a swift Mike Tyson punch to the face.

Some of the most colorful production of the 2010's, a zany cast of characters that somehow mesh into one authentic experience, exploration of every ... read more