WPGM Recommends: Arca – Kick I (Album Review)
The 21st century is all about change and evolution. The world as we know it has been gradually shifting to a more progressive outlook, whether...
WPGM Recommends: Run The Jewels – RTJ4 (Album Review)
Some albums just seem to come around at exactly the right time. Think Marvin Gaye releasing What’s Going On at the height of the Vietnam...
WPGM Recommends: Future – High Off Life (Album Review)
Future’s greatest strength has always been his greatest weakness: his prolific work rate. The man is an absolute machine at releasing projects, whether it’s full...
WPGM Recommends: Drake – Dark Lane Demo Tapes (Album Review)
Almost nine months after the release of Care Package, Drake surprised fans with another collection of tracks from his extensive vault of unreleased music. He...
WPGM Recommends: Westside Gunn – Pray For Paris (Album Review)
The Griselda boss pulls out all the stops to deliver some of his most polished work to date Despite Griselda Records’ distinct sound now resonating...
WPGM Recommends: Headie One – Gang (Album Review)
The latest mixtape from Headie One is a broad collaboration with Fred again, and is a ground-breaking move towards the acclaim that the UK drill...
WPGM Recommends: Jay Electronica – A Written Testimony (Album Review)
In these unprecedented and tentative times, it seems only fitting that an album so long-awaited, it became more of a myth than an actual music...
WPGM Recommends: Griselda Records – WWCD (Album Review)
The end of the November saw Griselda Records drop their long-awaited debut album, WWCD (What Would Chine Gun Do?). Despite numerous collaborations between the rappers...
WPGM Recommends: Sean Price And Lil Fame – Price Of Fame (Album Review)
For hip-hop heads around the world, Brownsville legend Sean Price was synonymous with underground rap, and his passing in 2015 saw the scene lose one...
WPGM Revisits: Pixies – Doolittle (Album Review)
The year is 1989, and ground-breaking debut albums are plentiful. The Stone Roses are shaping the ‘Madchester scene’ with their self-titled debut; Nine Inch Nails...