REVIEWS

Post Malone delivers an ambitious project that isn't quite as experimental as we'd hoped.

The stakes get much higher.

Taking a closer look at the first episode of "The Vince Staples Show" and the accompanying music.

The war begins.

It's about time.

Red Bull continues to put on for sub-cultures around the world.

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.

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.

Burdened with trying to recreate one of the most beloved films of our time, Disney's 2019 version of The Lion King can't quite outrun the legacy of its predecessor.

The Ville is back.

Flawless cocaine rap from a bird’s eye view.

A fun ride that sets up phase 4.

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

Goldlink skillfully and tastefully travels the globe on "Diaspora," but falls short of his last album, a masterful love letter to his hometown.

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

By reuniting Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson, "Men In Black: International" lets the stars do most of the heavy lifting that the writers should've attended to...

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

Moral ambiguity for dummies.

Despite great source material and an illustrious cast, X-Men: Dark Phoenix suffers from some fatal flaws that they couldn't manage to overcome

Welcome to the ZUU.

Here are the five best sets we saw on Summer Jam's main stage, ranked.

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.

Here's our recap of Montreal's Metro Metro festival, including a list of our five favourite sets.