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New album from the beloved late rap star touches on his struggles before death.

Out of all the rock bands from decades past now considered to be “classic,” The Who’s newest record, simply titled “WHO,” could possibly be the most anticipated. 

Moneybagg Yo released his 15-track album, “Time Served,” on Jan. 10, and it was already the number one trending rap/hip hop album on Apple Music a few days later. 

“Ad Astra” is a Latin phrase that means “to the stars,” an apt title for a film set almost entirely in space. Starring Brad Pitt as Major Roy McBride, a steadfast astronaut who never loses his cool, the film is also an interesting space adventure unlike any in recent memory.

A deep dive into Lana Del Rey's latest release, "Norman F***ing Rockwell!"

Natalie and Britton discuss BROCKHAMPTON, the greatest boy band in the world's new release "ginger," and talk our top albums of the summer. 

On this episode we discuss Idiot Pilot's "Blue Blood," the group's first album in twelve years. Hint: we love it. 

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"This album serves as an ego check, as it encourages you to work your imagination, yet not at the expense of others. It represents the truth that a person, song and band gets respects where it is earned."

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Less than six months after dropping Grammy award winner, “Sweetener,” Ariana Grande has released her most cohesive and well-produced record to date.

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On “Outer Peace,” Chaz Bear channels his inner anti-consumerist and creative, working to create a blindingly powerful monument to the fun that comes with going outside of your comfort zone every now and then.”