Album Reviews

To say 2010 has been a banner year for Lloyd Banks wouldn’t be saying quite enough. Let’s go...

You have to feel a little bit sorry for any band that invests time and energy building up...

It’s hard to talk about an album like Nine Inch Nails’ Pretty Hate Machine in a modern context....

Since her sudden rise to prominence, Nicki Minaj has been the subject of constant debate: depending on who...

My Chemical Romance had hit a rough patch in their career. Signs of this first came when the...

No matter your opinion on LCD Soundystem’s studio albums, it’s pretty hard to deny the band’s enthusiastic stage...

The quick low-down on The War On Drugs is they are a collection of folk rockers who have...

Misleading band names, eh. They’re fun, at the very least. This band (a duo, from Detroit of all...

Pinkerton explores the tried-and-true frustration that all experience: love. But instead of making a clichéd interpretation of it, it's there in its entirety, the good, the bad, and the fucked-up. It's wonderful, it's exhausting, it's painful. But most importantly, it's brutally honest.

From the start, North is noticeably different compared to Darkstar’s earlier releases. Hyperdub, their record label, is known...