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All My Heroes Are Cornballs (amhac) is the third album by rapper/producer JPEGmafia.
It’s definitely his most personal and least political work.

Peggy expresses his anger through singing, often using autotune across many of the tracks.
The production is flawless and perfectly matches each song, it’s his best work in that sense.

The comparison to the ghost~pop tape is really fitting. It’s just as melodic and introspective, but more polished ... read more

Doris by Earl Sweatshirt is his first official album following the mixtape "Earl".

Being part of the hip hop collective Odd Future, Earl had a lot of hype especially for his return after disappearing from the scene because his mother sent him to a reform school in Samoa due to his turbulent lifestyle, giving rise to the ironic hashtag #FreeEarl.

Even though it was his first album, Doris has features that would make many experienced rappers envious. Those include RZA, Vince Staples, ... read more

“uknowhatimsayin¿” is Danny Brown’s fifth studio album. Although it follows Atrocity Exhibition, it doesn’t continue in the same experimental direction. Instead, it’s a more restrained and grounded record that showcases Danny’s growth as a rapper.

The production is handled by Q-Tip, legendary member of A Tribe Called Quest, with additional contributions from Flying Lotus, Paul White, and JPEGMAFIA. Despite such bold names, the sound isn’t ... read more

Björk’s Debut, while not technically her first album, marks the true beginning, an impressive start that exceeded expectations by debuting at number 3 in the UK charts and staying there for 70 weeks.

The first half of the album is harmonious, with Björk’s angel-like voice accentuating a production that blends house, trip hop, and jazz elements. Songs like “Big Time Sensuality” and “Human Behaviour” have become classics in her discography.
However, ... read more