NY Classics – Pop Smoke’s Meet the Woo is a Defining Moment for Drill Music
Join us as we dive into the high-energy, gritty lyrics, and display of raw talent on Pop Smoke’s legendary Meet the Woo album!
Weekly Album Review – Lupe Fiasco, Soccer Mommy, Duke Deuce
By: Tommy “T-Rod” Rodriguez Compared to last week, the music industry seems to have cooled off a bit on the […]
NY Classics: The Strokes’ Is This It is The Gift That Keeps on Giving
Join us as we discuss when of the best rock albums in modern memory, Is This It!
Weekly Album Review – Drake, Westside Boogie, Coldgamesixx, Logic
Confusing dance albums, charismatic verses, sample buffets and more! Join us as we review Drake, Westside Boogie, Coldgamesixx, and Logic on this week’s album roundup!
NY Classics: Joey Badass’s 1999 is a Perfect Blend of Old and New
Joey Badass is prepping to drop his next album, 2000, soon. Before that, let’s talk about why its predecessor, 1999, is an essential NY mixtape.
NY Classics: Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt is the Birth of a Legend
In the first of many articles on NYC music, we dive into the the birth of one of rap’s most legendary figures, Jay-Z, on Reasonable Doubt!
Beauty in Discomfort: Why Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers is Kendrick’s Lamars Most Honest Work to Date
Let’s analyze the themes of discomfort, honesty, and savior complexes on Kendrick Lamar’s latest album.
The Chimera Ant Arc Analysis Series: How Togashi Deconstructs Formulaic Plot
Join me as I cover the plot events of the Chimera Ant Arc and how their events subvert typical shounen tropes in haunting, effective ways!
Why You Should Listen To: Pretty Girls Like Trap Music
Pretty Girls Like Trap Music is pretty underrated, y’know?
Earl Sweatshirt – SICK! Album Review
Earl Sweatshirt drops a short, loose collection of quarantine raps that show why he’s one of the best hip-hop artists working today.