WPGM Recommends: Bonobo – Migration (Album Review)
It’s been a four-year wait for Bonobo’s new album, Migration, which came out January 13. Not one for the impatient. Thankfully, though, during that quite...
WPGM Recommends: Mick Jenkins – The Healing Component (Album Review)
Throw on a Mick Jenkins project, any of them, and what you’ll get is something head-and-shoulders above many of the things that his contemporaries have...
WPGM Recommends: Allah-Las – Calico Review (Album Review)
Since the release of their self-titled debut album in 2012 singer/guitarist Miles Michaud, guitarist Pedrum Siadatian, bassist Spencer Dunham, and drummer Matt Correia, known collectively...
WPGM Recommends: Local Natives – Sunlit Youth (Album Review)
Sunlit Youth is what LA indie 5-piece Local Natives have called their third album. After their beautifully sombre and shadowy second album Hummingbird, the band...
WPGM Recommends: Isaiah Rashad – The Sun’s Tirade (Album Review)
“Honestly, I got off the Oxymoron tour kinda addicted to xans and an alcoholic, I f***ed up…I f***ed up pretty bad. I almost got dropped...
WPGM Recommends: Frank Ocean – Blonde (Album Review)
August 20, 2016. The date that we were reacquainted with Frank Ocean. It’s been a long wait since the colourful and kaleidoscopic Channel Orange made...
WPGM Recommends: Oddisee – The Odd Tape (Album Review)
There’s certain artists who you can rely on to consistently release quality material. Those that seem to just improve on what is already close to...
WPGM Recommends: Chance The Rapper – Coloring Book (Album Review)
A highlight of Kanye West’s The Life Of Pablo is undoubtedly in its first few minutes, in opener “Ultralight Beam”, where Chance The Rapper takes...
WPGM Recommends: Kaytranada – 99.9% (Album Review)
“They were calling me a house producer, but that’s not me. I make all kinds of beats”. That’s what Kaytranada said in a recent interview...
WPGM Recommends: Jay Rock – 90059 (Album Review)
Top Dawg Entertainment. The Hip-Hop home of Ab-Soul, ScHoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar, and Jay Rock. Collectively they’re known as Black Hippy, and they’re four of...