Aminé's "Good For You" Is A Promising, Fresh Sound For Rap
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Aminé's Good For You is all about being genuine; it's a hopeful look into the future of hip-hop.
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Arcade Fire Stay Subtle On New Album 'Everything Now'
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Arcade Fire drop their build ups for some pretty weak and empty sounds.
Read MoreGreen Day Never Lost A Glimmer Of Energy In "Nimrod"
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Green Day's in their prime again, and the energy from 1997's Nimrod still runs powerfully through their music.
Read MoreTrapped Under Ice Brings Quickfire Intensity In "Heatwave"
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Trapped Under Ice rolls with the energy but doesn't substantiate their sound to anything in Heatwave.
Read MoreDeclan McKenna Brings Indie Anthems In "What Do You Think About The Car?"
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Declan McKenna doesn't care about the fame; he cares about the message, and that's something you don't see every day in young artists.
Read MoreDizzee Rascal Gets A Bit Too Extravagant On "Raskit"
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Dizzee Rascal finds that combining pop hip-hop themes with the grit of grime doesn't work out too well.
Read MoreFoster The People's Alternative Sound Spirals Out In "Sacred Hearts Club"
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Foster The People's steps outside of their comfort zone on their new album Secret Heart Club.
Read MoreTyler, The Creator Challenges The Norm In "Flower Boy"
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Tyler, The Creator steps out of rap's comfort zone and tackles some sensitive subjects on Flower Boy.
Read MoreLana Del Rey Returns With Her Classic Sound In "Lust For Life"
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Lust For Life sees Lana Del Rey with her classic sound, but for some that may not be enough.
Read MoreMuse Changed The Face Of Space Rock In "Origin Of Symmetry"
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Muse kicked off their unforgettable, grandiose sound with their sophomore record Origin Of Symmetry.
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