Peggy's weakest album by far.

Keem's second release has bangers, emotional cuts and some mediocre tracks.

Solid debut with a level of passion that shines through some of the negatives.

Drake's seventh studio album plays to 0 strengths.

17 consistently gritty and hardcore tracks to enjoy.

Moody and Melodic, Miles Davis delivered one of the most essential Jazz albums of all time with Kind Of Blue. However I am left wanting more from the musicians as I feel like we're all sitting in a swirling storm of safety.

Aphex Twin's ability to switch from soft piano ballad to heavy drill and bass to ambient in a matter of minutes needs to be studied...

The most atmospherically dense hip-hop album of all time.

Powerful tribute album to estranged ex-band mate Syd Barrett.

While Peggy's vocal performances are a little choppy, what he delivers on All My Heroes Are Cornballs is still incredibly creative and fun.

Earl and Mike deliver a 33 song tracklist of which none I can remember.

Radiohead guide us through our imposter syndrome and existential crisis' with In Rainbows through gorgeous melodies and Thom Yorke's mind blowing vocals.

Beautiful Chaos is an amalgamation of the same bland choruses and beats re-skinned and textured without any effort put in.

Unique; abstract beats and great pacing kept me hooked. Thanks Armand Hammer.

Favourite Tracks:
Falling Out the Sky, Stonefruit, Black Sunlight

Least Favourite Track:
Robert Moses

Incredible displaying of sampling and sequencing by Daft Punk in this album.

Favourite Tracks:
One More Time, Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger, Something About Us

Least Favourite Track:
Nightlife

Intimate, devastating, and textured. My Ghosts Go Ghost Is by far the most person and amazing I album I have heard this year so far.

Favourite Tracks:
Double Trio 2, In My Town, Zig Zag, Can I Have You For Myself?

Least Favourite Track:
Best Interest

ATCQ deliver their most airtight record with The Low End Theory. Displaying a level of social intelligence and musically genius that very few musical outfits have ever done. Tackling complex themes of social and racial hierarchy, ATCQ's incredibe rhyming patterns over the most pure jazz rap beats make for one of the most brain probing listens ever.

Some of the most shallow and obnoxious attempts at political commentary I have ever heard.

I think there is value with this album - hypnotic and atmospheric. However, it simply wasn't all that moving.

Versatile and Personal.