After an emotional election this past November, similar to the one that occurred in the 1980s with Ronald Reagan, people should get the chance to revisit Roger Waters’ Radio K.A.O.S, a project t…
Album Review: Lil Yachty – “Teenage Emotions”
After listening to this new Lil Yacthy album Teenage Emotions, the biggest problem continues to be how a 19-year old of this stature receives a huge record deal when bringing nothing new to the table.…
From the Record Crate: Eagles – “Eagles” (1972)
The Eagles’ self-titled debut album from 1972 is the blueprint for how a mainstream pop album should be made today. The legendary band took the industry by storm when releasing this project, ch…
Album Review: Linkin Park – “One More Light”
I think that people use the term “sell-out” way too loosely. In my opinion, we should be judging music based on what the product is, rather than what it should of been. All musicians are…
From the Record Crate: Wilco – “Sky Blue Sky” (2007)
Known for the unique and strange noises from their past albums, Wilco changed up their style to a more simpler form on one of their more critically acclaimed projects, 2007’s Sky Blue Sky. What…
Album Review: Logic – “Everybody”
Immediately following Logic’s second studio album from 2015, The Incredible True Story, Charlemagne tha God said that the Maryland rapper had raw talent but needed to develop his own sound stil…
Album Review: Feist – “Pleasure”
It’s been six years since acclaimed Canadian indie-pop singer Leslie Feist released her fourth studio album, Metals, and a decade since she released her most critically acclaimed album, The Remi…