The Roots perform an in-depth genre-bending record with bars and immaculate instrumentation.

Nothing wrong with doing what they do best.

A very immature record with bland tracks.

This mini project is a continuation of Rachel's unique artistry.

‘Off The Wall’ is full of funky bangers meant to get the groove on.

There are many highlights on 'The Velvet Rope,' but there are some moments that are not needed.

Ok. We're getting somewhere at least.

Singer-Songwriter Joni Mitchell stuns over calming guitar and piano with her memorable lyrics.

The punches don't always hit, and the tracks don't always land.

'Ænima' is TOOL's most conceptual album yet, with interesting transitions and a constant buzz of instruments.

A poetic mastermind behind the mic and behind the band.

With effective use of the beats, GZA has immense flow over samples and can pack a punch in many of his bars.

A very abstract and well constructed sample piece.

With Joanna Newsom's skill, the most effective use of harp brings out the progressive folk vibe.

Why is the 'Holiday Seasoning' so funny? Ain't no one listening to this shit.

Bland EDM sounds with bland EDM beats.

The same sounds are used in all of the songs, not that it is necessarily bad, but it is repetitive.

Yeat is doing what Playboi Carti cannot: QUALITY!

Swans' most well put together album yet. Many diverse sounds and atmospheres are explored in this record.

A simple yet full record.