Just for you, Bobby, I'll give you the 85 ;)

Ultra 85. The absolutely long-awaited album from everyone's favorite self renowned biracial rapper: Logic. Now, to most people, the release of Ultra 85 doesn't seem like a big deal, but to die-hard Logic fans, it was Jesus being resurrected. This album has been teased for so long, so it being finally out was like a wave of euphoria. I may not be a die-hard fan of Logic, but I was pretty excited for this album. Although, if I'm ... read more

Thank you, @JustComet_, for the recommendation :)

Vaporwave and hip-hop? Sign me up 😎👍

Before this recommendation, I was going to get to Cities Aviv at some point. I've been interested in him for quite a while, mostly because of his underground esthetic and unknown vibe. Although, I did kind of forget about him over time, so I'm really glad I got this recommendation for one of his more popular albums: Black Pleasure. Even before listening to this album, seeing the genres ... read more

Knocked Loose, but from Temu

I LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR YOU is the latest album from every white boy's favorite artist: JPEGMAFIA. Whether you love or hate Peggy, I think everyone can agree that with every album he releases, you're bound to get something pretty different every time, and ILDMLFY is no exception. On this album, Peggy decides to go all out with this Rap Metal and Rap Rock production, which is pretty bold since I can name several albums that have gone with this sound before ... read more

Thank you @UltimateLifeFrm for the recommendation :)

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What the actual fuck did I listen to

Real talk. I'm lost with this one. I did enjoy it, but I don't know what to say. Machine Gun is probably the wildest album I have ever listened to. There's no rhythm, no structure, and no sense of cohesion. Everything just feels all over the place and freestyled, and it's weirdly... good? Because of how unpredictable this album is, it always leaves in suspense, ... read more

Thank you @jmtote for the recommendation :)

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As a Mexican, I feel ashamed for not checking out more Hispanic music 😔

Yeah, this album is the shit. I did not know what to expect going into La Lay Innata, but I definitely wasn't expecting some hard ass rock with some genuine cinematic ass moments. The best part is that it all sounds amazing, even with how jarring the first listen was. I love how smoothly each track plays into one another. No matter how sonically different ... read more

Thank you, @daltdisney, for the recommendation :)

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I have no idea who Stay Inside is, but this album was so much fun to listen to. I'm always spectacle going into an album considered emo since it mostly means it's going to be some cringy garbage, like the latest album from mgk. But on Ferried Away, that's not the case. While this album most definitely fits in the emo genre, it doesn't fall into the trap of repeating emo cliches in an uninteresting and ... read more

You alright, anime boy 😌

Throughout 2024, I've had a lot of anticipated albums, such as Quadeca's mixtape and Lupe's album. But, if there's one album that I was really excited about, it would have to be SMILE! :D by Porter Robinson. Single after single, my hype for this album has been growing and growing and growing. Hell, even Kitsune Maison Freestyle, which was my least favorite single, still had me hyped as fuck. But now that it's here, the question ya'll ... read more

How are you going to call your album NO HANDS, and there's literally a hook on the album that goes "Hands up"
The fucking hypocrisy 😡

I'm going to be honest. I wasn't originally going to review this album. I did see some pretty positive reviews for this album and saw some love for it on Twitter, but for whatever reason, I didn't bother checking it out. But then, literally last night, I was recommended the music video for PACKAPUNCH, which features Danny Brown. ... read more

Original Review: I can't tell you how much this album meant something to me. It was the first time listening to Denzel, and since then I've been a fan. His lyrics and production on this album takes you into another world.

I don't use the word classic or modern classic so often, since I feel like it's kind of lost its meaning over time from being used so much. However, for me, at least, I think Melt My Eyez See Your Future IS a modern classic. I'm still iffy on it, but ... read more

Original Review: Each track here is memorable and well crafted. This is where Denzel started to shine.

GOOD SHIT | GOOD ZH1T

With King Of The Mischievous South Vol. 2, I thought it would be fun to rewrite my reviews for 2 of Denzel's best albums and share more of my thoughts, starting with TA13OO. Listen, if you want a memorable album with so much variety, amazing production, and great versatility and lyricism from Denzel, then TA13OO is for you. While MMESYF was my first ever Denzel ... read more

Thank you, @frogofprog, for the recommendation :)

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A literal hidden gem

So, if you're like me and was recommended Remember the Future, you probably didn't know shit about Nektar. Just from the lack of ratings alone, they seem to be a pretty underground band with only a few fans, so it was surprising to get a recommendation this unknown. Also, this recommendation came out of nowhere. All frogofprog told me was, and I quote, "Yooo listen to this album plss." ... read more

You know, I can get a little mischievous when I'm around Denzel 😈
If you know you know

I might not have listened to the first KOTMS, but with how mixed the ratings are on that mixtape, it doesn't seem like I'm missing much. Now, prior to this album, the singles released were all pretty great. However, they weren't anything incredible or new for Denzel, so I was worried that KOTMS II was going to be pretty forgettable and unremarkable, which is something I think everyone ... read more

Thank you, @Malneezy, for sharing your album with me :)

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I mean, what can I say? I love me some dark ambient music, and this is right up my alley. Nothing much to say about To Cause Harm other than that the production from top to bottom is great. I love how most of the production is crunchy and distorted, giving it some really nice texture. The whole vibe makes me feel like I found a banned movie I wasn't supposed to watch. It's pretty cool stuff. The title track is one ... read more

Some shit happened while I was gone. I don't want to make this all about me, so I'm just going to say 2 words so ya'll can get the gist of it: Hurricane Beryl. Anyways, enjoy the review :)

Thank you, @GhostMinus, for showing me your album :)

The Weekend if he was actually good

So I haven't listened to everything GhostMinus has done, but from the 2 mixtapes I have heard, they seem to show a lot of passion for their work, and it shows. Their production is really strong and ... read more

You're bold as love, I'm bold as font

Axis: Bold as Love is probably my least favorite album from the band, but me still giving a 9/10 says a lot. It's still a fantastic album that does do something different. While it still has that great psychedelic sound, it has a lot more funkier instrumentation. Are You Experienced did have its funky moments, but it felt more dreamy and. Bold as Love feels like something you put on when you want to get freaky with your girl or whoever ... read more

Are you experienced? You tell me (the answer is yes)

The Jimi Hendrix Experience. The last time I reviewed this band, I reviewed their most beloved album: Electric Ladyland. I you read that reviewe, you would know just how much I glazed that album. It was so fucking, and I've been wanting to check out the rest of the bands discography. But since I had school, it was impossible, so I just basically moved on to other albums. But since that's no longer the case, I finally decided to ... read more

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After listening to this album, I resonate with the album cover now

Nails. Not really the most talked about band, but when I do hear stuff about them, it's always pretty violent. Like why ya'll banging your heads on the wall? Jokes aside, they're pretty loved by their dedicated fanbase of lunatics. I've been meaning to get to them sooner, and since they're releasing an album soon, I thought nows the time to check out their most beloved album: Unsilent ... read more

All eyes were on me when I said, "I may not like lemonade, but I can drink Beyoncé's lemonade any day of the week."

A 2 hour long hip-hop album. Sounds like kind of a drag to get through, doesn't it? Wrong! Even though this album is pretty long, especially for a hip-hop album in the 1990s, All Eyez on Me is simply just full of bangers, catchy ass hooks, amazing
G-Funk and West Coast inspired production and cold but also inspiring lyrics from 2Pac. I'm not ... read more

What did 2Pac do to be against the world?

It's honestly criminal how long it took me to finally review 2Pac. We're finally here, though. Now, if you're a huge hip-hop fan, you don't really need an introduction to 2Pac. But for all the others, here's a little background. 2Pac was one of the most beloved rappers of the 1990s. Even today, he is still respected. Not only can his lyrics hit hard and be intimidating, but it can also be inspirational and loving. Needless to ... read more

Bitch call me a samurai by how I slice the pussy

Is it controversial to say I like Samurai more than DRILL MUSIC IN ZION? Don't get me wrong, DRILL MUSIC IN ZION is a great album, but something about Samurai is more... special. Lupe has been in the rap game for almost 2 decades now. Sure, not every album of his is perfect, but he's always been consistent with his raps and lyrics and shows just how much of a beast he is. But you would think that after all this time, his pengame would ... read more