Scott Glaysher
128 itemsScott Glaysher is a hip-hop writer living in Toronto. Follow him on Twitter @ScottyGlaysh
Review: Shoreline Mafia’s “Party Pack Vol. 2” Isn't Much Of A Fiesta
If the beats are the party than the lyrics are the cops shutting it down early.
Review: Gashi's Self-Titled Debut Bodes Both Skips & Slaps
Less flex and more dance next time, please and thank you.
Review: Young Thug Slithers To Success On "So Much Fun"
On what is technically his “debut album,” the one they call Jeffrey maximizes his rap Rolodex.
Review: The Cool Kids & Alchemist's "Layups" Is A Short & Savage Affair
Easy swish. A little too easy.
Review: Baby Keem’s “DIE FOR MY BITCH” Is Nouveau Rap At Its Flyest
Out of all of today’s “baby” rappers, Keem isn't one to sleep on.
Review: Mustard Shoots For Hits But Hits Back Rim Instead On “Perfect Ten” Album
Muzzard on the beat hoe … but it doesn’t really matter.
Review: GoldLink's "Diaspora" Album Comes From The Soul
It's a combo of synths and riddims that serves its purpose whenever it's sunny outside.
Review: Heatmakers Steal The Show On Jim Jones' "El Capo"
The Dipset boss does his thing on the mic, however.
Review: Beast Coast’s “Escape from New York” Is Overflowing With Flows
A solid offering but not the classic they're capable of as a unit.
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.
