An aspiring album that is jam-packed with bangers and bars.

Raw, heavy, progressive, and energetic all the way through.

This chaotic hip hop album is weird in the best ways.

Great use of drums, precise compositon of guitar, and very diverse vocals.

If only music was a movie... oh wait.

This record is only getting better with time. This whole thing is a cinematic masterpiece with mind crushing ambience and hard hitting guitars.

Leon Thomas puts a lot of good effort into his spacious R&B songs, but some production choices were not needed.

The greatest EP, ever? GYBE takes their political beliefs to the next level with an epic performance that will make you reflect on today.

The duo has great chemistry together, they just need to go beyond their boundaries.

A noble and profound piece of jazz with a hint of stern personality.

Milton Nascimento & Lô Borges put a little bit of everything into this record, and for its time, it was way ahead of its time.

What I would do to be able to understand what she says. This is beyond beautiful, this is beyond heaven.

'The Wall' is a very historic album. Even though there is a lot going on and the record has some weird moments, overall, the concept is met in this album.

'The Infamous' is a long trip of classic Hip Hop all the way through, with good beats, flows, and lyricism.

A Grammy winning performance composed by the wonderful Michael Thomas and Teddy Abrams.

Young Miko spits over playful beats and tones, but some songs seem unfinished.

Marshmello doesn't do justice to the reggaetón community.

Crazy chaotic beats over screaming rap vocals is just the pure Death Grips formula.

Wasn't a fan of the toilet sounds before the middle of the record, but overall, it's a calming tune.

'Disintegration' is very spacious, and at some points, I wouldn't complain if there was more gothic rock to fill the space.