We posted over a hundred articles, essays, and reviews in 2017. Here they are, organized for you.
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2017 Yearbook: Tyler’s Top 10 Songs
Tyler runs down the best Songs of the Year, featuring a heaping helping of insistent and ebullient hip-hop moments, from emergent artists cementing their place to entrenched superstars topping themselves over again.
2017 Yearbook: Tyler’s Top 25 Albums
In a year of social turmoil, the best albums of the year got angry, vulnerable, and fuzzy. Tyler breaks them down.
Best Albums of 2017: 3rd Quarter
The Best Records of 2017’s 3rd Quarter featured surprises, reformations, explosive expansions, and iterative growth, sometimes all within the same record. It was a quarter of thinking about some of the most carefully curated bands and their intentions, while also marveling at the simplicity that comes from a lack of expectation.
Best Albums of 2017: 2nd Quarter
The 2nd Quarter’s Best Albums of 2017 evened out the year to a consistent rhythm of strong, if not revolutionary, albums from new and old artists alike. Oh, and a wallop from the Best Rapper Alive.
Best Albums of 2017: 1st Quarter
Featuring a bevy of singer-songwriters, several ascendent stars, and the return of a few all-time great acts, the first quarter of 2017 did not disappoint with its Best Albums.
2016 Yearbook: What We Watched
We posted 130 articles, essays, and reviews in 2016. Here they are, organized for you.
2016 Yearbook: Tyler’s Songs of the Year, 15 – 1
Tyler covers the best of the best, his Top 15 songs of the year, featuring Frank Ocean, T-Rextasy, P.O.S., Beyonce and more.
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2016 Yearbook: Tyler’s Albums of The Year, 10 – 1
The cream of the crop. Top of the Pops. Tyler reveals his Albums of the Year, featuring an ascendent, joyous rapper, and a bunch’a emo bands.
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2016 Albums of The Year: 25 – 11
Tyler makes the final turn toward the end, covering those records that just barely missed the Top 10 Albums of the Year, featuring Radiohead and others.