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Chuck Inglish – Ev Zepplin Review
posted 10 Year ago by Hugh Leask
A Collaboration between Detroit-born, Chicago-raised and now Los Angeles-based rapper/producer Chuck Inglish and beatmakers Blended Babies, Ev Zepplin offers a fairly sizable stylistic leap from the decidedly retro leanings of Chuck’s earlier material as one-half of The Cool Kids.
Fifth Harmony 7/27
posted 10 Year ago by Katherine St. Asaph
On their new album, Fifth Harmony are at their best when grappling with age-old girl-group concern of how to reconcile independence with love.
Margaret Glaspy Emotions and Math
posted 10 Year ago by Jonathan Bernstein
Singer/songwriter Margaret Glaspy's Emotions and Math is a collection of compact grunge-rock and breezy torch songs that variously recall Elliott Smith and Joni Mitchell.
Waxahatchee Early Recordings
posted 10 Year ago by Kevin Lozano
Katie Crutchfield's first EP as Waxahatchee, originally released on cassette, unfolds like a pleasant secret on the brink of being passed around.
Review: Blood Orange Is Fired Up and Ready to Go on ‘Freetown Sound’
posted 10 Year ago by Colin Joyce
Even in hard times, it’s better to face everything all at once.
'Now You See Me 2' - Film Review
posted 10 Year ago by NICK LEVINE
A sequel that’s faster, flashier and more bombastic than the original
ScHoolboy Q - Blank Face LP
posted 10 Year ago by William Ketchum III
However, as a whole, Blank Face LP is a victory not only for ScHoolboy Q, but for a T.D.E. crew that had seemed to lose momentum outside of its star player.