Album Reviews – Page 17

Nealo – All the Leaves Are Falling

One of Ireland's most soulful hip-hop artists, Nealo , delivers on every level with his debut album All the Leaves Are Falling. Nealo has been on the tongues of tastemakers in Ireland…

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8.5

SG Lewis – times

Known for his signature crossover productions that span electronic, disco and pop, UK artist Sam Lewis AKA SG Lewis, has finally delivered his highly anticipated debut album times via Republic…

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9.0

Indigo Sparke — echo

There is something visceral about a confession, the way it starts in the pit of your stomach and forces its way up to your throat, filling it with the words…

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9.0

Jafaris – I Love You but I'm in a Bad… Mood

Dublin artist Jafaris continues his ascent to the top of the mountain that is the music industry on his new 6-track project I Love You but I'm in a Bad… Mood. After…

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9.0

Chris Crack — Might Delete Later

Chris Crack has truly mastered the art of the song title and its potential powers of attraction. His new album, Might Delete Later, has a fairly innocuous title, but a…

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9.0

Arlo Parks—Collapsed In Sunbeams

It's hard to recall the last time an artist's debut gained so much simultaneous anticipation and momentum as Arlo Parks and her debut album Collapsed In Sunbeams. With its lead singles beginning…

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8.0

Healy—Tungsten

“Everything’s fine” Healy assures on the second track of his newest album, Tungsten. And he’s right, this album will give you the calming feeling and assurance that no matter what…

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8.5

R.A.P. Ferreira—Bob's Son

Music is a funny business. For instance, you never know how much you needed a hip-hop album which serves as an ode to beat poet Bob Kaufman until it’s there.…

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8.0

French-Korean songstress Claire Chicha and producer David Marinelli make up spill tab, the rapidly rising, forward-thinking alt-pop duo. Together, they dissolve any fathomable genre boundaries to produce music that is…

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9.5

DJ Godfather — Electro Beats For Freaks

One of the founding fathers of the Detroit ghettotech scene, DJ Godfather, has released a monster solo album — Electro Beats For Freaks. With his career spanning almost three decades,…

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8.5

Megan Thee Stallion—Good News

EXTRA, EXTRA! Megan Thee Stallion has finally arrived with her official debut album, Good News. Without a doubt, nobody has been more prolific in hip-hop this year than the H-Town…

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8.5

Donovan Woods—Without People

These days, every new album is born within some form of isolation, and Donovan Woods’ Without People embraces that reality. Toronto-Nashville based Woods kept on going when the world shut…

Archives: Album Reviews

Nealo – All the Leaves Are Falling

SG Lewis – times

Indigo Sparke — echo

Jafaris – I Love You but I'm in a Bad… Mood

Chris Crack — Might Delete Later

Arlo Parks—Collapsed In Sunbeams

Healy—Tungsten

R.A.P. Ferreira—Bob's Son

spill tab—Oatmilk

DJ Godfather — Electro Beats For Freaks

Megan Thee Stallion—Good News

Donovan Woods—Without People

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