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Nomar Slevik – Purple Lights and April Foolishness Review
“Reality is an Illusion……” In a seemingly abstract world, Nomar Slevik enters the stage with his latest release titled, “Purple Lights and April Foolishness“. The residential New Englander (Portland, Maine) brings it with Read More »
Mr Lif – I Phantom Review
Coming straight out of the scene in Boston, MA, underground rapper Mr. Lif enters the scene with his 3rd effort titled “I Phantom“. Known mostly for dropping a number of 12″s starting out Read More »
L Da Headtoucha – Destined For Greatness Review
Ever since creating a buzz in the underground with the independent release, “Too Complex” back in 1997, L Da Headtouchas’ (a.k.a Larry Cheba) long awaited album finally drops – ‘Destined For Greatness’. After Read More »
N1SImperial – Stress Management Review
In a world of increasingly accepted (and released) instrumental albums and/or compilations, N1S Imperial, the Sacramento beat-making duo of J. Pineda and E. Ramos, teams up for the release of “Stress Management“. 21 Read More »
Krumb Snatcha – Respect All, Fear None Review
With 2 albums already under his belt, Lawrence, Massachusetts native, Krumb Snatcha destroys and rebuilds as he comes through with his latest scriptures, appropriately titled, “Respect All, Fear None“. The D&D Records dweller, Read More »
Ed O.G. – Wishful Thinking Review
Most people might remember Ed O as the kid who said “I Got to Have It” or “Be A Father To Your Child” from around the 1991 era. Ed O.G’s career spans from Read More »
DJ Babu – Duck Season, Vol. 1 Review
If you look to the West, you might not see a guy in a 10 gallon hat, cowboy boots with stir-ups, dirty and stinkin’ with a gun-belt on, but you might see a Read More »
Diamond – Grown Man Talk Review
Diamond couldn’t have coined it any better back in 1997 on the title with lead single, ‘The Hiatus’, from his second LP, which turned out to be almost prophetic as he took an Read More »
The Beatnuts – The Originators Review
Over ten years in the game, countless production rights, seven albums (including a greatest hits album), two men, and one goal define what the Corona, Queens duo is all about… making hip-hop music Read More »
