Kamikaze
All across his 10th album, the more things change, the more Eminem stays the same.
Eminem sounds inspired again on surprise new album and, for now, that is enough
His second album in less than a year is a grandstanding outing that doesn't live up to his standard
In case the title Kamikaze didn't provide a clear tell in regards to Eminem's state of mind, the cover art to this surprise 2018 album is an explicit parody of the Beastie Boys' 1986 debut, Licensed to Ill.
Eight months after the release of Revival, and without any clever billboards or marketing ploys, Eminem released Kamikaze — a conflicted pie...
In keeping with the homage to the Beastie Boys' legendary Licensed to Ill on its cover, Kamikaze is about a white boy making a scene.
The hooks are middling and the moans at his critics get tedious – but a flurry of brutal potshots at witless SoundCloud rappers prove Eminem can still hit exhilarating heights
Eminem is right that music critics have taken a particular joy in dissecting his work.
Hell hath no fury like a superstar rapper whose grand comeback receives a lukewarm reception from a once adoring public.