With their first collaborative album, Portlanders Televangel and Milc team up for one of the best releases of the year.

Boldy James and producer Futurewave come together for a project that shows the two might have some of the best chemistry in hip-hop.

Hugo cements Carner's place as one of the UK’s most exciting rappers, presenting an artist who's completely unique in his sound, his perspective, and his ability to slice through the noise of today's music with pinnacles of poetic genius.

New York producer Theravade and L.A. rapper YUNGMORPHEUS make the most of their time with their collaborative EP digging into weighty topics without sounding forced or preachy in the process.

With Cheat Codes, Danger Mouse and Black Thought have joined forces with one goal in mind: to create a red-hot hip-hop album full of deeply bonkers instrumentals and thought-provoking bars.

I Told Bessie continues the abstract lyrical and musical experiments of Brooklyn rapper Elucid, with profound results.

DEATHFAME is a masterful album that stands apart from what we’ve come to expect from Quelle Chris, but it’s also an album that should be appreciated on its own.

By touching on themes that are normally taboo in the rap world, Kendrick Lamar's latest pushes the boundaries of hip-hop and gives us one of the most honest, soul-baring albums of this generation.

The best rap album of 2022 so far, Aethiopes, is another masterclass from billy woods that continues to push the boundaries of his art.

Melt My Eyez See Your Future is Denzel Curry's most cohesive statement yet and an early album of the year contender.