ALBUM REVIEW

"Savage Mode II" is a glorious expansion of the undeniable chemistry that Metro Boomin & 21 Savage introduced four years ago, further cementing their status in the pantheon of rapper-producer duos.

Nas drops off his best album in almost two decades with "King's Disease," a masterpiece produced in its entirety by Hit-Boy.

Future basks in the sunlight of his true self on "High Off Life."

As Drake reaches a point in his career where he’s broken records, collected plaques, and has dozens of trophies to his name, we're left wondering what "Dark Lane Demo Tapes" actually contributes to his illustrious career.

After a two-year-long rollout, Joyner Lucas has finally come through and delivered his ambitious and diverse "ADHD" album.

Album Review: Blueface may have found glimpses of the beat on his official debut, but his inability to hold long-term attention is to his detriment.

Lil Uzi Vert reminds us that he’s not from this planet on his sophomore album, “Eternal Atake”.

Lil Baby's “My Turn” establishes the rapper as a new school leader with more to prove.

Royce Da 5'9's self-produced "The Allegory" finds the Detroit rapper waxing philosophical, his confidence at an all-time high.

ALBUM REVIEW: Young Nudy's "Anyways" converts his endless supply of energy into sixteen charismatic solo tracks.

ALBUM REVIEW: From out of nowhere, Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats have delivered "UNLOCKED," one of the most welcome surprises of 2020 thus far.

ALBUM REVIEW: Pop Smoke's "Meet The Woo 2" plays to his strengths, blending elements of UK Drill, London electronic, and New York hip-hop.

Death by a thousand bars.

You can't come for DaBaby.

YBN Cordae warned us ahead of time that longevity cannot be placed out of sequence.

Chance The Rapper's gospel runs on repeat.

On "Brandon Banks," Maxo Kream explores his relationship with his father and further develops his storytelling ability.

Rather than fall into the dreaded one-hit-wonder territory, Lil Nas X takes a scattergun approach to genre on "7."

In the past two years, Tee Grizzley’s shown us flashes of his potential. On "Scriptures," he showcases it at its fullest.

Tyga’s Seventh Album finds his career back from the brink. However, is the rapper back in his zone or just playing it safe?

Welcome to the ZUU.

YG's fourth album is a concise effort that pays homage to a fallen friend-- but does it also position him along the West Coast elite?

On "Escape From New York," Beast Coast escape the confines of their hometown and make a case for world domination.

DJ Khaled's likeability withstands the declining power of his musical imprint.

Tyler leans even further into psychedelic R&B and delivers an album whose execution can't match its ambition.

On her debut "Fever," one of the hottest rising rappers in the game promises to bring the heat.

Logic's new album is effective, perhaps to a fault.

Rico Nasty synthesizes her aggressive and uplifting sides, to great effect.