1993 was a good year for hip-hop music. The Wu-Tang Clan dropped their classic debut that year. On the other side of the country the world was formally introdu... Read More...
Hey kids, here's something to do: go pay a visit to your neighbourhood rap nerd- you know, the dude who won't stop talking about the records you've never heard... Read More...
Just in time for his national comeback on Rap-A-Lot, the first two Hi-C albums have been re-issued. If in the past you tried to obtain "Swing'n" and especially... Read More...
Shelved albums are always a delight for the rap nerd, presenting the dividing line between the pedestrian head and the fanatic: were you up on that INI joint w... Read More...
To most of white America, Niggaz Wit' Attitudes represented one thing: anger. N.W.A was essentially the late eighties and early nineties version of Eminem, in t... Read More...
Some myths are particularly persistent. For years the vinyl record has been hailed as hip-hop's most precious raw material. If you cared about covers, about A a... Read More...