Doechii makes a huge breakthrough with a fun, creative, and self-reflecting mixtape.

An unfinished project that is just jazz rap perfection. This unfinished project might be better than some of your favorite rap albums.

Jack White's most recent project completely embodies hard rock and his masterful skills.

The Weeknd continues his trilogy with 'Dawn FM.' This space-like album will leave you curious and satisfied.

Catchy, funny, entertaining, bold, and most of all, punky.

'From The Fires' is Greta Van Fleet's most listenable project so far, so, they have potential.

Continuing on with 'Starcatcher,' Greta Van Fleet does not fix their previous issues on production and quality.

When lyrics aren't an issue in 'Anthem of the Peaceful Army,' production is.

‘The Battle at Garden’s Gate’ is fine, it just lacks maturity. The composing for guitar is GOOD, but the production just ruins it.

'Dua Lipa' doesn't show off any more than the ordinary 'pop' formula, though the vocals are good.

Dua Lipa's 'Radical Optimism' seems like a cash-grab version of 'Future Nostalgia.'

Skrillex’s first album ‘Recess’ has a lot of good moments. But this album struggles with what many EDM albums struggle with, flow and depth.

‘Quest For Fire’ brings the hottest production, fire is an understatement. I would say Skrillex is at his best, just please ignore the album released the day after. Thanks!

‘Don’t Get Too Close’ has no depth in any of the songs, and some songs are just plain terrible.

De La Soul’s ‘3 Feet High and Rising’ is a fun, entertaining and funny hip hop record that gives a lot of energy and jams.

ScHoolboy Q took a step down from his last album 'Oxymoron' by not focusing as much on the rap, but rather unneeded hooks.

A synth beat cannot cover how bad the writing is on this album. The album just doesn't make sense, it's pointless.

‘CrasH Talk’ sounds quickly slapped together, with only some songs working out.

ScHoolboy Q’s ‘Oxymoron’ is a great example of ScHoolboy’s versatility on flows and beats, the only tHing tHat He could improve is His writing.

While apparently a controversial take, 'Significant Other' delivers punky bangers over Nu Metal styles. Yes, there are some filler moments that aren't needed, but the flow stays throughout the album.