Album Reviews – Page 42

Swedish House Mafia – Until Now

6.5

Swedish House Mafia has released their final album today on EMI Records, entitled "Until Now." The name itself pays homage to the trio's robust career by referencing their 2010 album "Until One."…

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8.0

Nas – Life is Good

The hip-hop reporter opens his bag. He removes one envelope which contains another sealed envelope, as well as two non-existent cheques: one for expenses, the other for pay. The first…

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7.5

Ab-Soul’s new full-length, independent album, Control System, accomplishes two things. It proves that the self-proclaimed ‘deep thinker’ of TDE (which includes Kendrick Lamar, ScHoolboy Q, Jay Rock, and Soul) is a star on his own merit.…

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7.5

Hodgy Beats – Untitled EP

The first time I heard of Odd Future is when they performed “Sandwiches” on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Tyler, the Creator and Hodgy Beats stomped around stage with ski masks on and Tyler jumped a…

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6.5

Steve Aoki – Wonderland

If you've taken any basic history or politics classes in your life, you're probably familiar with the basic types of authority: rational-legal, traditional, and charismatic. Being a massively famous party…

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Swedish House Mafia – Until Now

Nas – Life is Good

Ab-Soul – Control System

Hodgy Beats – Untitled EP

Steve Aoki – Wonderland

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