Join us for another episode of WorkTape as we dive back into 2014, a year packed with the gritty storytelling on Schoolboy Q’s "Oxymoron", the GRAMMY success of Lecrae’s career-defining "Anomaly", and the smooth, yet, hard-hitting collaboration of Freddie Gibbs and Madlib on "Piñata". We also explore the hauntingly beautiful indie-electronica sounds of Phantogram’s "Voices" and the laid-back 60s/70s-era charm of Real Estate’s "Atlas". Tune in for an engaging discussion on how these albums left their mark on music.

Episode Highlights:

• How did Schoolboy Q’s Oxymoron cement a new era for West Coast hip-hop?
• What significance did Anomaly end up playing in the entirety of Lecrae’s career?
• Was Run the Jewels 2 the most dynamic hip-hop collaboration of the 2010s?
• Did Carlos Dengler’s absence bottleneck the artistry of Interpol’s El Pintor?
• Has Parquet Courts' Sunbathing Animal lived up to the hype?
• How did Phantogram’s Voices blend trip-hop and electronic influences into indie music?