Gucci Mane, Evil Genius | Album Review
Although East Atlanta rap standout Gucci Mane remains consistent on โEvil Genius,โ mixing up the script wouldnโt have hurt in the least.
Although East Atlanta rap standout Gucci Mane remains consistent on โEvil Genius,โ mixing up the script wouldnโt have hurt in the least.
Meek Mill makes an energetic, inspired fourth studio album with Championships, his first full-length release since being released from prison.
LA-based hip-hop collective BROCKHAMPTON captivates on their major label debut album, โiridescence,โ their fourth album overall.
Quavo releases his highly-anticipated debut album, โQUAVO HUNCHO.โ While the LP has its moments, the rapper also seems to run short on fresh ideas.
Self-proclaimed โKing of the Southโ T.I. delivers plenty of worthwhile moments on his tenth studio album, โDime Trap.โ
Grammy-nominated rapper Logic remains on autopilot throughout the course of his highly-anticipated, fourth studio album, โYSIV.
Despite its incredibly delayed release, Grammy-winning southern rapper Lil Wayne exceeds expectations on the highly-anticipated โTha Carter V.โ
Machine Gun Kelly smartly capitalizes off his โRap Devilโ resurgence with his brief album, โBINGE.โ The problem? Itโs pretty flipping bad.
Despite throwing in a couple of features, Russ delivers an underwhelming sophomore LP with โZoo,โ which is devoid of innovative spirit.
After releasing numerous projects, cousin rap-duo $uicideBoy$ finally release their debut album, โI Want to Die in New Orleans.โ
Angry over the state of rap as well as the poor critical reception of his album, โRevival,โ Eminem surprises with an angry, surprise album, โKamikaze.โ
After a four-year hiatus, Nicki Minaj returns with her highly-anticipated, fourth studio album, โQueen.โ It doesnโt disappoint for the most part.