A masterful double album that shows you the true powers of Death Grips. With both sides coming together, you get the widest range of experimental hip hop.

Their quirkiness just adds to the funkiness.

Even though it's fun, Pantera could be even greater if they had more than just guitar riffs.

Lola Young shows great potential with her indie influence in pop.

Barely any bars on this rap record. Metro did his thing though.

What seems like satire, isn't satire

Freddie goes with a more mondern route to match his hardstyle rap.

A warm and concise album that has all the right elements.

Mega church gospel music if it was pop.

The base is in each song, but the tracks could use more content in them.

Imagine Dragons stick to their pop formula to accumulate overused music.

It’s incredible that David Bowie still had everything in him, just to prove he will forever have his generational talent.

A really solid record to say the least. We need to see Olivia Dean reach out to more diverse sounds.

Is mysterious jazz a genre?

The first half of the record is a bang, but then the fire burns out by the end of the album.

If you think this record is too long, you’re not listening to it the right way.

A mature, well put together record that soothes the listener.

Just straight R&B vibes.

There was no stepping back for Mos Def on this record. Sharp flows over chopped beats and the lyrics hit hard.

RAYE goes on a pop route with her R&B style. The vocals really save this record.