Scott Glaysher
117 itemsScott Glaysher is a hip-hop writer living in Toronto. Follow him on Twitter @ScottyGlaysh
Review: “Father Of Asahd” Is Proof DJ Khaled's Vision Has Gone Stale
Don’t ever play yourself ... especially making the same album over and over again.
Review: Bun B & Statik Selektah’s “TrillStatik” Fulfills Rap Purist’s Dreams
The only blurred line on the album is the Mason-Dixon.
Review: Tech N9ne's "N9NA" Mixes Dark & Dizzying Themes
Rapid fire raps spread across a long-winded track list.
Review: Yelawolf's "Trunk Muzik 3" Is A Ghetto Cowboy Staple
Catfish Billy admirably stays real to himself but this last Shady offering is more of a catch and release.
Review: NAV "Bad Habits" Is A Monotone Masterpiece
The bars are bland, the beats are basic but that seems to be the point.
Review: NAV Makes His 1st Decent Project With “Brown Boy” EP
Which is ironic because it’s simply a small collection of catchy loosies from the hard drive.
Review: “Czarface Meets Ghostface” Strains Their Existing Rap Cinematic Universe
Czarface Killah didn’t exactly kill it.
Review: Juice WRLD’s “Death Race For Love” Is A Boulder In Today’s Emo Rap-Rock Mountain
Fall Out Boyz in The Hood.
Review: Lil Pump’s “Harverd Dropout” Is The Album You Don’t Want Your Teens Listening To
ConGRADulations?
Review: Gunna Masters The Art Of Beat Surfing On “Drip Or Drown 2”
Wheezy and Turbo completely steal the show.
10 Popular Rappers Who Have Never Been On A DJ Khaled Song
Meanwhile, Lil Wayne, Future, Rick Ross and Meek Mill have been on a whopping 51 Khaled tracks combined.
Review: Dreezy Is Unapologetically Herself On “Big Dreez” Album
Time heals all wounds … and Dreezy’s Chanel heels make the ground shake.
Review: A Boogie With Da Hoodie’s "Hoodie SZN" Is Fiercely Formulaic
He's directly on top of the current zeitgeist.
Review: Token Is Tediously Self-Aware On "Between Somewhere" Album
The rapping is lethal but the songwriting is lukewarm.
Review: J.I.D.’s “DiCaprio 2” Serves Up A Creative Cocktail Of Rapping
The East Atlanta playboy takes us to the street where the bars is at.
Review: Too $hort Keeps His Bounce On “The Pimp Tape” Despite Its Marathon Length
19 songs = that's a lot of pimpin'.
Review: Jay Critch Is A One-Speed Wonder On Debut Album “Hood Favorite”
Good old-fashioned rapping from a good young rapper.
