This week on Dust Off the Vinyl, i’m going to be discussing the masterpiece of the English rock band Radiohead, Kid A. Released three years after the...
The essence of New York hip hop group Wu-Tang Clan’s debut record Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) is something that’s fleeting but beautiful, a unique...
I’ll tell you right now: SNSD brought it with this album. My lace-front came clean off.
SNSD, known in the United States by Girls Generation, is a Korea...
Ed Sheeran continues to impress fans with his wide range of diversity and ability to make seemingly everything sound beautiful no matter the lyrics or tempo. ...
On Dec. 14, 1979, the English punk band The Clash released their third studio album, London Calling. Immediately it was recognized both commercially and crit...
While you may not have heard of it, Spiderland is probably one of your favorite indie artist’s favorite albums. The 1991 record by the experimental math ro...
Each Thursday in Dust Off the Vinyl, I’ll take a retrospective look at a classic album in order to provide insight into defining works of genres or e...
In Mutant, Arca manages to construct impressive soundscapes, mix traditional style with experimental and convey strong emotion all without saying a singl...
Awaken My Love was a unique departure from the music we are used to hearing from Childish Gambino. After nearly a year and a half of waiting and guessing...
It’s always a feat when an artist can come out on a stage, play for 30 minutes, leave and still have a satisfied audience. SoundCloud rapper 21 Savage som...
Following the impressive WOPTOBER and THE PERFECT LUV TAPE, Gucci Mane and Lil Uzi Vert released 1017 vs The World, which fails to captivate listener...
