It’s been three years since Jhené Aiko entranced us with Souled Out, and now she’s back to take us on an introspective journey through love and loss, with help from some enlightening botanicals in her new […]
Detroit-based hardcore punk band Freedom has returned with another EP, Never Had A Choice. Following their first attempt at an LP, which fell a bit flat and suffered from a healthy amount of fluff, Freedom […]
Action Bronson has put out the third installment of Blue Chips series with Blue Chips 7000. This album has a 70’s funk vibe thanks to the production efforts of some A-List producers. Bronson, who put […]
Lil B has finally dropped his long-awaited mixtape “Black Ken.” First announced seven years ago, the album is what the enigmatic rapper calls his “first venture into hip hop” and his “first official mixtape,” although […]
Sheer Mag is an up and coming band from Philadelphia that plays a brand of 70’s punk in the vein of the New York Dolls or Thin Lizzy and they just put out their first […]
Jay-Z has undoubtedly been in the legend category for some time. From selling CDs out of his car in the mid-90’s to having 21 Grammys, 100 million+ sold albums, owning Roc-A-Fella records and being an […]
Tyler the Creator has been in the spotlight since his infamous “Yonkers” music video came out in 2011, which showed a young Tyler swallowing a roach while spewing some not so family-friendly lyrics. This gave […]
Tyler the Creator has a new album coming out July 21, and in preparation for that, he has dropped not one, not two, but three new singles. “Who Dat Boy” and “911/Mr. Lonely” bring two […]
If there is one thing to say about Atlanta based rapper 2 Chainz is that he is no newcomer. Under the moniker Tity Boi, he founded the group Playaz Circle in 1997 with childhood friend, […]
Institute is a band from the sprawling land of punk bands known as Austin, Texas. Institute cranks out tunes in the vein of Joy Division, also comparable to early UK punk bands like Crisis. They […]
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