You know 2020 is truly the end times when Miley Cyrus puts out an actually decent album.

Let me preface this review by saying everything Miley Cyrus has put out prior to this record has been pretty lackluster to my ears. Ever since her early days of making pop country and starring in Hannah Montana, I’ve always seen her musical output as being pretty average or mediocre. With that being said, I think she really took an insane nosedive in quality and fell off the fucking deep end with her ... read more

Can we get a fucking wellness check on Parthany

EDIT: The best part about this shitshow of an album was the Taco Bell ad I got in the middle of it

A feeling of isolation immediately strikes me when I hear Arthur Russell’s somberly awkward (in a good way) and personal vocals. Prior to and after his death in 1992, Arthur Russell was never given the proper accolades and attention he deserves for his amazing and incredibly ahead of the curb works. While his work has been recognized by some big artists, specifically Kanye West who sampled him on the track 30 Hours, Arthur Russell still remains an extremely underground and ... read more

Boy was I wrong about this one (Revised review as my opinion has changed from a 79 to a 91)

In a time such as these, a world with as much racial injustice and uncertainty as the one we’re living in, there will obviously be an influx of records covering these hefty topics. However, very few artists can cover this topic at the same level of nuance and potency that Blu and Exile do on Miles; a one and a half-hour jazz-rap epic rivaling the duo’s best albums, both solo and ... read more