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Non Phixion – The Future is Now Review
The Brooklyn cats making up Non Phixion (Ill Bill, Gortex, Sabac Red, DJ Eclipse) some time ago, in 2002, released their debut LP, “The Future Is Now“. However, until then they’ve left hip Read More »
Esquire – Solo Steez Review
This producer/emcee isn’t something you’d normally accept as an emcee in the 21st century. His latest LP, Solo Steez, is a switchup from the underground hip-hop we’re used to. Rarely do we hear Read More »
Elyops – The Ops LP Review
Despite the low budget presentation, The Ops LP serves fans up a buffet of tantalizing, liquid morsels that satisfy with pure flavor. Elyops never holds back as his lyrics captivate fans via continuous, Read More »
Cannibal Ox – The Cold Vein Review
So, what was El-P’s answer to the break-up of Company Flow? That would be the formerly unknown duo of Cannibal Ox, including the giant known as Vast Aire, and his partner Vordul. Of Read More »
J-Zone – Pimps Dont Pay Taxes Review
It’s not often that an MC produces, mixes, and controls every aspect of his own music. Whether it succeeds or fails, at least J-Zone can say it’s his own. After two critically acclaimed Read More »
Afu Ra – Big Acts, Little Acts b/w DJ Premier RMX Review
Afu Ra feat. GZA – “Big Acts, Little Acts” b/w “DJ Premier RMX” What’s so amazing, to me at least, is that I haven’t really stuck my ear to the speaker since I Read More »
Aesop Rock – Coma / Maintenance Review
Def Jux’s abstract prince, Aesop Rock, is coming back with another LP, Labor Days, which proceeds the incredibly acclaimed Float, an album that is still selling copies and getting excellent feedback. Prepare yourself Read More »
The Committee – Throwing Chicken Bones At The Crackhouse Review
Throwing Chicken Bones At The Crackhouse is not an LP you can expect to find at your local record store. Nevertheless, despite its absolute indie status, this Iowa based crew put the puzzle Read More »
Alley Life – That’s The Way We Roll
Thus far, Detroit is known for lyrical geniuses like Royce Da 5’9″ and Eminem, who are respected above- and underground. Alley Life shows his pride for the Motown in his first single off Read More »
