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The Knife: Shaking the Habitual
The Knife stripped themselves of what they knew and reconstruct their sound with Shaking the Habitual.
Young Fathers: Old Heads, Young Shoulders
Who knew Scotland could produce a promising rap trio?
Tinashe: Internet Pop
The spiritual successor of the Timbaland and Missy Elliot-aided r’n’b of the late ’90s and early ’00s resides on the internet.
DJ Koze: Amygdala
The record is named after the part of our brain that controls anxiety, fear, and depression. Despite that, in crafting Amygdala, Koze has made a techno record that is less about the dread and desolation of grimy, artful techno (think Andy Stott), but one that is a digital tableau of joy, whimsy, and humour.
Tyler, the Creator: Wolf
Wolf shows signs of growth but every time it reaches maturity, it quickly regresses to regular Tyler, the Creator.
Justin Timberlake: The 20/20 Experience
The 20/20 Experience is pop at its most ambitious. While it doesn’t always work, we commend JT for attempting to pull of such feat.
Pastel Lite: Golden Material
Let’s hope Eff and Faliq know that what they have together is gold.
inc.: No World
Inc.’s no world is genre appropriation done technically right but still feels like genre tourism, which gives the record an off feeling
Autre Ne Veut: Anxiety
Come the late noughties till now, music historians might find it a bit difficult to label the current generation’s taste. If JUICE were to play the scholar role here though, we think today is the age of cultural appropriation.