Here's the newest addition to this list. I found this album only a few months ago and have spent a long time chewing on it, and I've finally reached the inevitable conclusion: it's perfect. I love this record so much. The musicianship on this album takes my breath away. I do not have enough room on this page to point out every detail I love, not even close; here's my best attempt to capture it in one paragraph.

The opener is great for this record already; that they followed it up with Playground right at the beginning of the album is unbelievable - it's got one of my favorite choruses I've ever heard, and the ride-out over the second half of the song is sublime. Everybody loves Whales, I don't even need to sell y'all on that one. In Consideration is incredible songwriting; the silky smooth meter changes throughout the song are hard to even notice if you're not paying attention but they show the technical mastery this band has. I'm obsessed with the arpeggiator in the chorus of Hollow. It took me a bit to come around to Burn, and in my opinion it can only really be understood as a setup for Weepy Woman - those two tracks together are perfect for that spot in the album. The climax in Space Cowboy moves me to tears. The unsettling melancholy of Orbit captivates me every time I listen to it, and I couldn't write a better closer to this record if you gave me a hundred years.

Please listen to this album. And see them perform live, that drummer is a maniac.

Oh man. This record is a masterpiece, and it really shows everything that makes Hip Hop great. There's some really cool context for this record - it's heavily inspired by Toni Morrison, and the literary themes shine throughout it. Dedicated To Tar Feather and the title track are particular highlights for me. You've gotta check this one out, it's high art.

It's great. Really laid back psych rock, almost sleepy, but it shows plenty of emotion. I love Reach, Air, and Nature. They've got great catchy hooks and super smooth arrangement.

What an awesome direction for Danny Brown's music to take, especially in contrast to his older stuff. I'm not extremely familiar with his catalog but this one is reflective and expressive in a way that I'd never heard from him before. It's really good stuff. Shakedown has aged really well so far, and I love Celibate, especially MIKE's guest verse. Bass Jam is a nice closer. I look forward to seeing him perform in a few months.

It's good chill hop! If you listen to one track off of here, make it Keep You Dreamin'; that's the nicest beat I've heard in a long time. I'd highlight a bunch of other tracks but honestly the whole album flows together really nicely. This is great music to work or dissociate to. Give it a listen.

I'd been aching for this kinda music for a while when this album dropped. It gets straight to business with opener Yes Ma'am, and keeps that energy going with Shining, before dialing it back a bit with some more mellow electro soul soundscapes. I love the Michal Menert feature, obviously. The tempo change in On My Shoulder is also awesome. I'm a big fan.