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Tardy Album Review | Kemba – Gilda
This album was released on September 20th last year. This is one my most anticipated albums of 2019. I’ve really enjoyed every single I’ve heard from it. I first became familiar with Kemba when he was performing under the YC the Cynic alias. The first song I heard from him was the remix of The…
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Tardy Album Review | JPEGMAFIA – All My Heroes Are Cornballs
This album was released on September 13th last year. I’m pretty sure this is one of the most hyped up releases of 2019. Most of my friends seemed to think it was amazing when it first came out. Well, they probably still do. I have no reason to believe that they don’t like it as…
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Tardy Mixtape Review | Conway the Machine – Look What I Became
This project was released on September 13th in 2019. Much like with Westside Gunn’s Flygod Is An Awesome God project, I wasn’t sure whether this was an album, extended play, or mixtape at first. I was under the impression that it was an album, but then I saw that it was less than half an…
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EP Review | Stu Bangas – Beats & Blood
This extended play was released on January 3rd this year. Stu Bangas is a producer that I’ve been aware of for a while, but I didn’t really become that familiar with his work until I listened to the EP that he produced for Ill Bill last year, Cannibal Hulk. I ended up being pretty satisfied…
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Best Singles of the Week | 2020: Week 1
Was6p. Since the year has just begun and I’m trying to stay on top of new releases, I’ve decided that I’ll try to cover my favorite singles that drop every week. I’m sure I’ll miss certain songs, but I’ll do my best to hear everything that I’m interested in. It’ll also be a good way…
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EP Review | WETBACKMANNY – Cutest Spic Alive
This extended play was released on January 1st this year. The artist behind this project, whose name I feel uncomfortable saying, saw some major viral success last year when he released a single called FUCK ICE. Basically, it was a protest song sparked by the incredibly inhumane practices of ICE and Donald Trump’s xenophobic rhetoric.…
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Tardy Album Review | EARTHGANG – MirrorLand
This album was released on September 6th this year. EARTHGANG are one of the acts under Dreamville Records that people seem to universally appreciate, much like J.I.D & J. Cole. I haven’t heard every single project that they’ve released throughout their career, but I’ve heard their 2015 album, and every release that followed. Everything I’ve…
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Tardy Album Review | IDK – Is He Real?
This album was released on September 4th this year. Believe it or not, this was actually one of my most anticipated releases of the year. I absolutely loved every single I’d heard from it prior to its release. I loved IDK’s 2017 album, IWASVERYBAD. His EP from last year wasn’t really that great, but I…
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Tardy Album Review | Rapsody – Eve
This album was released on August 23rd this year. I’ve been going through Rapsody’s discography in preparation for this album because the only other work I’d heard from her prior to listening to this was her first couple albums. Her She Got Game mixtape is my favorite project from her. I remember a lot of…
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Tardy Album Review | Flee Lord & 38 Spesh – Loyalty & Trust
This album was released on August 8th this year. Flee Lord is an artist who I’m only slightly familiar with. I think the first time I ever heard him was when he was featured on a Westside Gunn song called Niggas in Puerto Rico. That’s my favorite song from Hitler Wears Hermes VI, but that’s…
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Tardy Album Review | Saul Williams – Encrypted & Vulnerable
This album was released on July 18th this year. I wasn’t initially planning on reviewing this project, but I felt bad for never talking about Saul Williams, especially since he’s one of my favorite Hip Hop artists, so I figured I should write about his latest work. The reason I wasn’t going to discuss this…
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