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Outkast – Stankonia Review
A number of people make the misconception that Outkast are a relatively new group, in actual fact they have been around since 1994 when they released their first album ‘Southernplayalisticadillacmusik‘. Since then, their Read More »
Mystikal – Lets Get Ready Review
“I first heard of Mystikal when he guested on a track on the Busta Rhymes “Extinction Level Event” album. His speed rhymin style was pretty tight. So after hearing “Shake Ya Ass” and Read More »
Mos Def – Black On Both Sides Review
Anyone who has only heard of Mos Def through that new track from the ‘Lyricist Lounge’ should be hung up by their nuts and slapped around the face. Mos Def may well be Read More »
Ludacris – Back For The First Time Review
Ludacris is trying to satisfy your fantasies with some southern hospitalities. But does he succeed? Dirty South hip hop has recently been blastin off. Outkast, Nelly, Slim Cahoon and here we have Ludacris. Read More »
LL Cool J – G.O.A.T. Review
One of hip hop’s most charismatic and well respected stars returns with his 9th album to date – ‘GOAT (The Greatest Of All Time)’. This album feels like LL is trying to prove Read More »
Instant Hits Empire – Independence With Elegance Review
Instant Hits Empire are an underground label coming from the Bay Area in California. As such, the tracks on ‘Independence with Elegance’ are highly influenced by the west coast, thug rap styles. The Read More »
Xzibit – Restless Review
Most people will recognise Xzibit from many Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Eminem tracks, however, Xzibit has been hitting us with some phat west coast raps for a few years now. His track Read More »
Various Artists – All Or Nothing Sound Track Review
You may have read the review of this album in our ‘external additions’ section of the site. Dove gave you a review that basically explained everything about the background of the CD and Read More »
KRS-One – Sneak Attack Review
It’s not just music, it’s a way of life and once again KRS-One reminds us with another classic, with the clear intention to drum more thought-provoking lyrics kicking through your speakers. I accept Read More »
