Lupe Fiasco found it difficult to write anything worthy of remembering here, with his uninspiring rhythmic layout and lazy song structures being annoying at worst and disappointing at best.

With his first solo album after gathering an impressive resume of collaborations, Sampha creates an elaborate and relaxing R&B experience that didn't always seem to play to his strengths, but includes a few pleasant song

Albums reviewed from January 2017:

The Blood Album - AFI

Migration - Bonobo

Reflection - Brian Eno

Life Without Sound - Cloud Nothings

Forever - Code Orange

11 Short Stories of Pain and Glory - Dropkick Murphys

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As one of the few true post-grunge musicians who gets attention today, Segall delivers a great refreshing and invigorating down-to earth album with his powerful guitar and carefree passion.

With their ambitious combination of orchestral and synthetic timbres, along with their wonderful doctoring of simple harmonic structures, Foxygen creates a worthwhile sophisticated pop album that should help grow their n