Penultimate album 'Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine' is mature, middling final stretch for Brockhampton
Content warning: suicide Since their arrival midway through the last decade, Brockhampton has been defined by chaos. The group’s dynamic DIY collaborative ethos has resulted in a flurry of albums that are as erratic and disjointed as they are exciting. On the group’s new LP Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine, the daring hip-hop collective are reunited once more, searching for hope in the face of darkness and personal tragedy. Brockhampton’s rapid progression — from a string of versatile releases (the high-energy Saturation trilogy) to more scattershot projects ( Iridescence and Gin...