FVDED in the Park Reaches Record Breaking Weekend
BY TER STAFF This past weekend’s sold-out, EDM-centric FVDED in the Park festival in Surrey, BC, Canada saw a capacity of 40,000 fans take in world class acts such as […]
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EP Review: There’s Alot Going On | Vic Mensa
If you would have asked my opinion on Vic Mensa a year ago, it wouldn’t have been positive. As a fan of his since Kids These Days, the youthful and […]
Album Review: Malibu | Anderson .Paak
Yes, Anderson .Paak’s visibility undoubtedly skyrocketed after frequenting on a range of tracks from the latest Dr. Dre release, Compton. His performances served as acclamatory additions to everything he touched—his […]
Calling on the Culture: Let’s Hold Future Accountable
BY VIKASH DASS All rap empires must come to an end. This truth might be that of a bitter pill to swallow for rap fans still clinging on to the […]
Album Review: King Push – Darkest Before Dawn: The Prelude | Pusha T
It wasn’t too long ago when critics and consumers alike would collectively clamour and deliberate about Pusha T’s place in hip-hop as a solo artist. Admittedly, Pusha T definitely took […]
Is New Frank Ocean Music Finally On the Way?
BY TER STAFF It seems as though the wait for new Frank Ocean music may finally be over. Twitter user @Swxnky recently tweeted that he had a clip of the […]
Album Review: Know-It-All | Alessia Cara
Among the many exceptional voices 2015 has introduced us to, Alessia Cara’s ranks pretty high on that list. We’re not playing favourites, but the 19-year old Canadian vocalist hasn’t given […]
Album Review: And After That, We Didn’t Talk | GoldLink
In 2015, a large chunk of the most potent music curation and quality artistic output can be credited to the guys over at the Soulection camp—a collective of DJ’s, artists, […]
Album Review: All We Need | Raury
It’s hard to nail down exactly where Raury is headed musically. His inaugural offering, 2014’s Indigo Child, stood as an artful project drawn with a muddied paintbrush creating pictures out […]
Mixtape Review: What A Time To Be Alive | Drake & Future
It’s official: In the year 2015, the concept of the mixtape is officially dead. The entire EP/LP/mixtape distinction has become so goddamn ambiguous and loosely attributed to a vast amount […]
