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...
WPGM Recommends: Westside Gunn – Hitler Wears Hermes 7 (Album Review)
For the past couple of years Griselda Records have been making waves in the underground hip hop scene, and for good reason. The label is...
WPGM Revisits: Tyler The Creator – Wolf (Album Review)
The 2013 Tyler the Creator LP Wolf was a timeless project, beautifully structured with a fluent storyline which wasn’t dragged out or rushed. The evolution...
WPGM Recommends: Sampa The Great – The Return (Album Review)
The recently released LP from Sampa The Great titled The Return is a wholesome easy listen; Nineteen tracks split into four sections by interludes, Sampa...
WPGM Recommends: Slayyyter – Slayyyter (Album Review)
If you’ve watched American Horror Story: Coven, then you’ll know that throughout the season, a core theme is the passing of youth and power. The...
WPGM Recommends: Taylor Swift – Lover (Album Review)
When Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift accepting her award for ‘Best Female Video’ at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2009, claiming that Beyoncé’s “Single...
WPGM Recommends: Young Thug – So Much Fun (Album Review)
It has been some time since we heard from Young Thug, but the US rapper is back to delight his fans. After time out of...
WPGM Recommends: Mabel – High Expectations (Album Review)
When your mother is Neneh Cherry, the Swedish singer, responsible for song like “7 Seconds”, and your father is Cameron McVey, executive producer for artists...