Musical tapestry, via Bobbi Humphrey’s immaculate flute playing. This album is flavorful, dense, immense, and although lyrically scarce, feels like a good conversation with Mrs. Humphrey herself.
Kraftwerk predicted the future, dropping this techno-pop opus thematically based on the takeover of technology in 1981. “Computer World” laid the “groundwerk” for countless bands and artists...
A musical cluster-bomb adorning flying waves of Alternative, Hip-Hop, Bossa-Nova and everything in between. As the artist himself stated in a “Scrapyard” bonus-cut, all of his “scraps are on plaques.”...
“Blonde On Blonde” never backs down from the masterful songwriting the world had come to expect out of 1960’s Bob Dylan while taking a massive—and sometimes rather wacky (see “Rainy Day Women...
An ode to the classic low-end frequencies of the Bay, packed to the brim with quotables and ear-catching deliveries. It’s quick, it’s snappy, it’s fun and it’s surprisingly refreshing in a world...
The UK Alt mastermind's first exploration into their complex and raw breed of alternative and rock serves as an enlightening glimpse into the group's life and creative process. Grab some headphones and...
A delivery of tender poetry from the heavens, aka Sampha. Lahai is gentle and warm sonically, contrasted by intricate labyrinths of stuttering drums. Sampha ties elaborate knots in the forms of chords,...
In a post “Brat” era, the pop-super-queen’s 2020 effort is often forgotten about. The record acts as an intimate and harrowing diary of Charli’s life during the Covid-19 pandemic, accompanied by...
Because who doesn't need a good guitar song? This singer-songwriter classic is tender and sticky, like a warm homemade meal set to wandering acoustics. Siffre’s voice is entrancing, dancing beautifully...
The west-coast-rap sovereign’s 2024 surprise release is nothing short of first-rate. Effortless yet polished, Lamar’s smooth and expressive way of operating in the genre is uniquely attention-grabbing....
