Immortal Reviews' Top 50 Songs Of 2018
/Our official Top 50 Songs of 2018 list, featuring Mike Shinoda, Travis Scott, Logic, Muse, and more!
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Our official Top 50 Songs of 2018 list, featuring Mike Shinoda, Travis Scott, Logic, Muse, and more!
Read MoreMeek Mill makes his big comeback with some powerful, damning messages in his new album Championships.
Read MoreQuavo fails to really achieve anything of worth in his problematic, messy solo album Quavo Huncho.
Read MoreNicki Minaj takes on a vicious and confident persona in her savage new album QUEEN.
Read MoreTravis Scott shows the difference between the pursuit of creativity versus the pursuit of clout which has plagued trap in his dynamic, expansive ASTROWORLD.
Read MoreThe quality of Drake’s new album Scorpion seems to be divided by its parts.
Read MoreEverything Is Love is Beyoncé’s and JAY-Z’s warning to those who think there’s a bigger, badder couple out there.
Read MoreKanye West looks towards the future by exposing the demons of his past in his contemplative, soulful new record ye.
Read MoreThe beef is heating up between Pusha T and Drake as Pusha fires back at ‘Duppy Freestyle’ with the revealing ‘The Story Of Adidon.’
Read MorePusha T keeps things unique and intense with the Kanye West-produced DAYTONA.
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Foals proves their place in indie rock with their eclectic new record Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost - Part I, wholly tying electronica into their signature indie atmosphere.
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Hozier’s sophomore record Wasteland, Baby! is the perfect, righteous comeback for one of rock’s most distinguished acts.
Weezer adds a poppy flair to their distinct catchy rock legacy with their energetic new record Weezer (The Black Album).
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Sigrid comes to terms with the present in her debut album Sucker Punch, reveling in the beauty and pain of life with a curious but understanding nature.