What's at the end of the "Rainbow" is promising for Kesha as she evolves from pop wonder to anthemic artist; similar to Metallica's evolution after four albums with their self-reflective self-titled album assigned by Corbin for homework.

Sweet and tangy production canvases are contrasted with lyrical vegetables when we dissect Mura Masa's infectious debut album "Mura Masa" and pick apart Blu and Exile's debut gem "Below The Heavens" for homework assigned by Malcolm Alexndr.

All of life's questions are pondered within Arcade Fire's infectiously poignant fifth studio album "Everything Now", all while parallels are drawn between Will Smith's and Don McClean's chronological cadence for homework from Rob Hunter!

Tyler, The Creator proves his status as a Creator in an introspective fourth album that matches the tone of the genre bending fifth album from Funkadelic, "Cosmic Slop".

Parallels are drawn as we unpack the maturity of HAIM within their new album "Something To Tell You", in contrast with the lyrical paint drawn by Fleetwood Mac on their legendary album "Rumors".

The world is introduced to the purest form of Jay-Z with his new album "4:44" and for homework, we discuss Calvin Harris's new summer tinged album "Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1".

For 50 episodes we have bridged different cultures through music and this one is no different! We review Lorde's new album "Meldodrama" and for homework assigned by Malcolm we talk about Sting's "...Nothing Like The Sun".

We lost all "CTRL" with our review of SZA's album w/ special guest Mathew Blades and w/ his help we talk about the fundamentals of Hip-Hop with his homework from the Beastie Boys, "Paul's Boutique".

You know Alt-J recorded their new album "RELAXER" at Abbey Road? We review Alt-J and for homework Rob assigned a meteoric album, that is 50 y/o, The Beatle's "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".

Harry Styles' self-titled debut album is an unexpected hit to our ears and special guest Tim Hattrick agrees, while we break down his unexpected homework Tower of Power's "Bump City".