M.I.A.
Kala
XL
When the Sri Lankan-British rapper’s debut Arular blasted onto the scene with a giant “Galang,” we all stood at attention. This time, her message is heavier and less poppy, hurling dance-hall, Bollywood beats and deep didgeridoos into the mix. Still militant, still inventive, still best when turned up freakin’ loud.
Sue Carter Flinn
M.I.A.
Kala
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