The Definitive Late 2010s Single I remember when this song first came out. I was entering my freshman year of college, and Post Malone dominated streaming and radio at that time. Then, Into the Spider-Verse was released, surprising everyone with how good it was. When this single dropped, it was inescapable. It was the perfect […]
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Che pushes the boundaries of rage, a raw and abrasive subgenre of trap. The beats go beyond the typical stripped-down saw synths, incorporating dance and digital hardcore elements. Distorted 808s blend surprisingly well with flute melodies, and Che’s boundary-pushing flows complement his use of autotune and vocal melodies. The mixing creates an atmosphere that feels
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Honestly, Nevermind is Drake’s 7th studio album and one of his more “ambitious” albums to date. This project mixes elements of house, Afro-beats, and R&B, deviating from Drake’s typical pop-rap sound. Although the project has some great production, issues arise with Drake’s performance. A lot of the songs on this project feel like Drake attempted
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Relationship of Command, a staple in the post-hardcore scene, played a pivotal role in defining the genre, even today. This album is renowned for its chaotic yet polished sound, a hallmark of early 2000s post-hardcore. While moments might seem disjointed, poorly mixed, or even unconventionally rough, these elements somehow contribute to its unique appeal. Relationship
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