Jay Rock – 90059
"As a whole, Jay Rock’s sophomore record is fantastic, and arguably one of the best rap albums of 2015. Not a single song sounds out of place, even if some are more impressive than others." [...]
Edited by Joss Taylor Olson
The First Bad Man – Miranda July
It is Miranda July’s blending between such opposing elements that makes "The First Bad Man" a human examination rather than pages of hollow eccentricity. [...]
The End of the Tour
“The End of the Tour” is an insightful movie that tackles profound issues ranging from American consumerism, substance abuse, and depression. [...]
Until Dawn
"A missed button press, and Chris lost his head, never having had a relationship with Ashley. A jerk of the wrist or wrong choice a few chapters ago, and say goodbye to a favorite character." [...]
Backstreet Boys: Show ‘Em What You’re Made Of
"Ultimately, this documentary really only catered to my nostalgia, and while it was thoroughly enjoyable, it could have been introspective on a deeper level." [...]
Go (Re)Set the Watchmen
"... 'Watchmen' still has enough to offer to make it a worthy entry into the superhero genre and is worth the watch, even if the source material is better." [...]
Cam – Welcome to Cam Country
"Intelligent, educated turns of phrase are the roots of the set..." [...]
Injury Reserve – Live from the Dentist
"Live from the Dentist Office" showcases an up-and-coming hip-hop trio with an infectious personality and a knack for winning songs. [...]
Fear the Walking Dead – Pilot
"... taking the 'Fear the Walking Dead' pilot on its own merits means deeming it full of promise, but completely disappointing and too frequently boring." [...]
Mac Demarco – Another One
"Mac Demarco brings listeners yet another beautiful love album that highlights his talent on the guitar and his romantic poeticism." [...]