Drake Scorpion [Explicit Content] (Gatefold LP Jacket) (2 Lp's) Brick WallDrake's fifth album Scorpion is a double length broken into two sides; rap and R&B. On over 25 tracks, he delves deep into familiar subjects including exes, his rap skills, and feeling bummed while broaching new areas like becoming a father and responding to Pusha T's epic diss track. Using spare melodies and slow trap beats, the rapper and his production team create a suffocating, introspective sound that allows him plenty of opportunity to explore
the churning Afro-Cuban polyrhythms of "Manic Depression" evoke John Coltrane and Elvin Jones
Beyonce had little to prove on her second solo outing
The popularity of ODESZA’s most recent albums has brought with it a new audience that is just now discovering ‘Summer’s Gone’ and ‘My Friends Never Die’
save for some outlaw grit on "Broken Whiskey Glass" and faint strumming on "Go Flex" (bonus track "Leave" actually captures his true cross-genre nature best)
sometimes reveling in its joy
but with GOOD APOLLO
a transition that mirrors lead singer Dan Reynolds working through a heavy depression
Those who find the pairing of '70s rock god Robert Plant with contemporary bluegrass queen Alison Krauss unlikely have probably not been paying attention to Plant's latter-day work
" Lib's inventive production leans towards the jazzy side of his repertoire
does it makes sense to buy this album
"The Diamond Sea" recalls the GOO-era "Mote
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