WPGM Revisits: John Legend And The Roots – Wake Up! (Album Review)
Wake Up!, the 2010 album from John Legend and The Roots, is rousing, soulful and hopeful, but a response to real-life struggles. Just as likely...
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 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 Revisits: Britney Spears – …Baby One More Time (Album Review)
The song that sparked the beginning of the pop princess herself, Britney Spears, as well as years of iconic Halloween costumes, started back in 1997,...
WPGM Revisits: Faith Evans – Keep The Faith (Album Review)
It took three years for Faith Evans to release her second album after her very successful debut record simple called Faith from 1995. In that...
WPGM Revisits: OutKast – Stankonia (Album Review)
By 2000, the world was already well-acquainted with OutKast’s unlikely pairing of André 3000 and Big Boi, AKA Three Stacks and Sir Lucious L. Leftfoot....
WPGM Revisits: Linkin Park – Hybrid Theory (Album Review)
I feel like Linkin Park was a guilty pleasure in the black community when I was growing up. While I’m proud of my diverse taste...
WPGM Revisits: Creed – My Own Prison (Album Review)
So I’m back looking at the past with the debut album of a band that I have to admit I don’t know much about. I...
WPGM Revisits: Mobb Deep – The Infamous (Album Review)
Following in the footsteps of Kool G. Rap and Dr Dre as well as helping lay the groundwork for the weighty rhymes of Immortal Technique...
WPGM Revisits: Blur – Parklife (Album Review)
Parklife (1994) from Blur is the album that essentially sparked a whole new musical genre, and beyond that a cultural movement, that of, Britpop. Yes,...