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| Top 10 Best Albums of 2018
My personal favorites of the year | | 10 |  | Kali Uchis
Isolation
The Colombian seductress’ debut LP is a beautiful blend of R&B, jazz, and numerous other sounds that complement her smooth, sensual vocals. | | 9 |  | Amine
OnePointFive
Adam Aminé Daniel’s second project feels like a joyride, soundtracking his successful 2018 and adding a wealth of catchy bangers to his discography. | | 8 |  | Rico Nasty
Nasty
Rico Nasty had an excellent year, and this debut album full of brutal beats and aggressive bars establishes her as a force to be reckoned with for male and female MCs alike. | | 7 |  | Tabby
peachfuzz!
With unflinching honesty, clever lyricism, and impressive production, Tabby strikes gold on his second project. | | 6 |  | Tommy Cash
YES
On his second album, Estonian MC Tommy Cash gets even more experimental and bizarre than ever. ¥€$ immerses the listener in a fascinatingly strange world and establishes Cash as one of the most creative artists in modern music. | | 5 |  | Twenty One Pilots
Trench
On their fourth studio LP, the Ohio duo continues to blend a multitude of genres with their signature emotional lyrics and a great concept. | | 4 |  | Brockhampton
Iridescence
During a year of great success, struggle, and loss, one of the hottest rap groups of the decade comes through with a thrilling and poignant LP. | | 3 |  | The 1975
A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships
The British group’s third LP is ambitious, political, beautiful, bitter, emotional, and exciting. Influences of R&B, gospel, and jazz take the band’s sound to new heights, while the sounds of ‘80s power pop that so heavily influenced their previous album make this one unmistakably unique to the polarizing quartet. | | 2 |  | Denzel Curry
TA13OO
Broken up into three “acts,” the latest project from Florida rapper Denzel Curry is full of bold new sounds and styles, as well as some of the hardest songs of the year. | | 1 |  | Mac Miller
Swimming
Beautiful, soothing, and therapeutic, the final album from the Pittsburgh artist serves as a perfect last gift to anyone dealing with mental illness or going through a tough time. | |
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