Bhavana Hari Rap Journalist Dean Blunt is the kind of artist who becomes more difficult to pin down the more you try to understand him. The London artist first gained attention as part of the experimental duo Hype Williams before developing a solo career that is just as hard to categorize. His interviews and performances add to the mystery surrounding him, and that uncertainty carries into his music. His 2014 […]
Kash Young Rap/Hip-Hop Journalist The highly anticipated debut album from young, up-and-coming Essex rapper fakemink, Terrified, has finally been released for audiences around the world. After receiving co-signs from major artists such as Drake, Frank Ocean, and Playboi Carti, the underground standout delivers his most anticipated project to date. Fans have been hungry and eager to dive into the new album. Following his EP prequel, The Boy Who Cried Terrified, […]
Benjamin Kenyon Rap/Hip-Hop Journalist Las Vegas emcee, producer, and auto-crooner, Baby Keem, released his second studio album, Ca$ino, this past Friday, Feb 20. With the project, Keem makes it clear that the five-year hiatus since his last full-length project, The Melodic Blue, was spent refining his skills and making a project that truly showcases his repertoire. The title, Ca$ino, is, of course, not random. Keem’s family moved from Long Beach, […]
Juniper Wolff Music Journalist Potentially Egregious Error, most known as P.E.E., is an anomaly of an indie emo band from the '90s. Their 1996 freshman album, “Now, More Charm and More Tender,” is one of the more unique projects that came out of the second wave emo scene. Sporting a very interesting band name and album cover, P.E.E. uses its distinctive, stand-out nature to continue growing in popularity decades after […]
Emma Paff Music Journalist Three long years post-Forever Story, there is finally a new chapter from JID: God Does Like Ugly. This 15-track album showcases JID’s maximalist style with stacked features, dense lyricism, and dramatic beat switches. Leaning into his narrative, each song has its own message and theme. In his lyricism, he explores spirituality, ambition, love, personal growth, and emotional resilience. The sound has a dynamic quality, constantly shifting […]
Jonathan Marin Rap/Hip Hop/General Music Journalist Discovering Turnstile’s music is an experience like no other. It’s something every music fan yearns for, and it’s what happened to me with this band. From the get-go, they didn’t seem like just another hardcore band in the crop of many. No, they felt like something different. Something special. Something I knew would rise above the rest. That’s exactly what happened when, in 2022, […]
Music Journalist Benjamin Kenyon After 1,540 days, Atlanta’s own Playboi Carti released his first album since 2020’s Whole Lotta Red, with the 30-track album MUSIC. This four-plus year album prohibition has seen Carti rise from star to full on cultural-force. The hype reached a boiling point just before MUSIC’s release after years of false promises from Carti, including a never delivered deluxe edition to Whole Lotta Red, and a never-released […]
Music Journalist Benjamin Kenyon 3.15.20 holds an odd place in the highly decorated yet polarizing discography of Childish Gambino, the musical moniker of a modern renaissance man, Donald Glover which he has since retired. Time will tell if this retirement persists. The album was released officially onto music streaming platforms one week after the titular date, for the most part lacking conventional song titles, instead opting for timestamps signifying the […]
Ethan McConnell Music Journalist Hurry Up Tomorrow: A Farewell to The Weekend All good things must come to an end, whether it be for better or worse. Some artists rise to fame, create music, and tour, entertaining fans for years. Some artists reach bitter old age, while others come across unexpected detours that pull them away from the stage and studio. Shoot, some even disappear without a word, leaving fans in a state of delirium, […]
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