160 MORE FOR THE 2010S

Donald Glover's surprise release is a quantum leap forward in sound, concept, and performance.

On its 30th anniversary we explore "Vogue", its connection to ballroom culture, the rise of house music, and how an artist who dominated the 80s reinvented herself for the new decade.

The sadboi soundtrack to the hedonist lifestyle is cohesive and introspective, albeit predictable.

On U.S. Girls' seventh studio album, Remy pivots her confidently idiosyncratic gaze inward.

The 10th Four Tet full length puts his mastery on display, though it exposes his formulae more than it needs to.

After a decade long wait, few thought the full length debut of Jay Electronica would ever see the light of day and with a willing shared spotlight with JAY Z, it's here in a big way.

The legendary singer songwriter is back with a new project on the way and her thoughts on Louis C.K., DIY recording, and her tumultuous relationship with Paul Thomas Anderson.

Coming off a two year waiting period, Uzi's latest is far from redeemable.

On his 9th solo album, Malkmus crafts Traditional Techniques from earthen acoustics in a sonic exploration of folk and country generics.