A look at Brockhampton’s “iridescence”, the latest trilogy-breaking album by “the world’s greatest boyband”. By Zach Cohen
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J. Cole’s meditation on addiction is far from an addicting listen
by Joseph Masonby Joseph MasonJ. Cole once again gives himself center stage only to show off an annoying alter ego and a disjointed concept. By Joseph Mason
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A Girl Cried Red is a change from Princess Nokia’s typical sound, and it may have missed the mark. By Camille Sauers
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Cardi B’s ‘Invasion of Privacy’ gets personal, and is better for it
by Amanda Loweby Amanda LoweCardi B’s new album “Invasion of Privacy” reveals personal stories and her talents as emerging hip-hop artist. By Amanda Bell
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Look away: Migos’ Culture II is an unbearable waste of time
by Owen Zollby Owen ZollMigos’ new album is the latest in a series of releases which suggest that the group has reached peak saturation. By Owen Zoll
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At one time a rap symbol of aspiration wealth, Donald Trump now surfaces in lines of hate and disgust. By Jackson Barnett
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Roy Woods’ new album, ‘Say Less,’ will leave you speechless
by Sam Danshesby Sam DanshesRoy Woods’ new album, ‘Say Less,’ mixes styles to create a soundtrack that can be the playlist to any part of the day. By Sam Danshes
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Wiz Khalifa’s ‘Laugh Now, Fly Later’ will blow you away … if you have enough smoke
by Sam Danshesby Sam DanshesKhalifa’s newest mixtape has creative beats with jazzy vibes that will please the stoner crowd, but a sober listen reveals a lack of depth. By Sam Danshes
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The AMPED crew returns after a week away to talk about the latest album by Tyler the Creator, “Flowerboy.”
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The AMPED crew discusses the panelists favorite genres. Rock and hip-hop are featured heavily in the discussion.