“Confessions of a Dangerous Mind” is the fifth studio album from Maryland-born rapper and singer Logic. The project is 16 songs and a little over 55 minutes long, and has features from the likes of Eminem, Gucci Mane and Will Smith. Logic has always been a tough one for me to judge. I think the … More “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind” is Logic giving up on making good music
It is that time of the year. 2018 was a terrific year for music, as I said in my Top 50 songs of the year list. But this was really a year for a diverse list of tremendous albums. So many, in fact, that I needed to at least mention 20. I won’t waste your … More The WC Reviews Top 20 Albums of 2018
2018 is coming to a close, and that means it is about time to look back on the year as a whole. With this list, I am going through the best songs that the year had to offer, and boy, where there a lot to choose from. This year was full of tons of new … More The WC Reviews Top 50 Songs of 2018
“A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships” is the third album from the British alternative group, The 1975. The group returns with its first project since February of 2016, when it dropped the poorly named “I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it.” This new project is … More “A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships” is The 1975 At Its Most Consistent and Most Exciting
In honor of the release of “Iridescence” this Friday, I wanted to look back at everything that Brockhampton has put out, and rank the very best of the songs from their previous work. The “SATURATION” trilogy was one of the most exciting runs any music group has went on in quite a long time, and … More The Top 10 Brockhampton Songs To Date
“ASTROWORLD” is the third studio album from Houston trap rapper, Travis Scott. This is a 17-song album that comes in just under an hour and features a wide list of artists, including Drake, 21 Savage, Tame Impala, The Weeknd and James Blake. I have been a fan of Travis Scott ever since his “Rodeo” album … More “ASTROWORLD” is a Sonically Astounding Turn for Travis Scott
Much like with the first half of this year for movies, 2018 has given some great albums to this point in the year. I wouldn’t say there has been an album this year that has blown me away from start to finish, but these seven, in alphabetical order, have stuck with me for being the … More The Best Albums in the First Half of 2018
“Scorpion” is the fifth studio album from Toronto rapper and singer, Drake. This is his first album since his 2016 release, “More Life,” and features 25 songs in a double-album format, with guests including JAY-Z, Ty Dolla $ign and the late Michael Jackson. Drake is one of the biggest names in the music industry, and … More “Scorpion” is Drake at His Most Boring and Most Excruciating
“EVERYTHING IS LOVE” is the first album from THE CARTERS, the name for the collaboration between JAY-Z and Beyonce. This is a nine-song, 38-minute album that dropped out of nowhere on Tidal, and it featured a visual along with it that is not involved in this review. Jay and Beyonce are two of the biggest … More “EVERYTHING IS LOVE” has Highlights, but Never Hits as Hard as it Should
“Kids See Ghosts” is a self-titled album and the first full collaboration from hip-hop legends Kanye West and Kid Cudi. The album is seven tracks, just like other G.O.O.D Music albums, “DAYTONA” by Pusha T and “ye,” also by Kanye, that were both released within the last three weeks. This album features a few guest … More “Kids See Ghosts” is a Beautiful, Bold, Fearless Statement from Two Hip-Hop Greats
