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Diamond and the Psychotic Neurotics :: Stunts, Blunts, & Hip Hop

Tom DoggettMay 10, 2005

1992 was a bustling, expanding time for hip-hop culture. A Tribe Called Quest and De La Soul were at the top of their games, and Dr. Dre was quickly building h... Read More...

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8.5

Ahmad :: Ahmad

Matt JostMay 10, 2005

Dr. Dre's "The Chronic" was in many ways a landmark rap album. Few releases rival it in terms of historical relevance considering the careers it jump-started (... Read More...

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5.5

Jae Millz & Whoo Kid :: Harlem Nights

Nin ChanMay 10, 2005

Crucify me if you want, but up to this point this reviewer remains largely unimpressed by the prodigious Harlemite they call Jae Millz. Acclaimed by a host of m... Read More...

MixtapeReview

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The Away Team :: National Anthem

Tom DoggettMay 10, 2005

As superproducer 9th Wonder goes, so do his Justus League crew. As of right now, 9th is possibly the hottest beatsmith on the planet, so of course the hype is ... Read More...

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6.5

Byrdie :: N Flight

Tom DoggettMay 10, 2005

Hailing from Seattle myself, I always looked elsewhere for my music. Our music scene has always been incredibly intricate and successful, but not when hip-hop ... Read More...

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5.5

Trends :: This Is Not My World

James CorneMay 10, 2005

Bed-Stuy born with music running in his blood, Trends is a man on a mission to destroy - well popular trends really. Although a conscious rapper naming himself ... Read More...

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Reviews

Year 2025 in Review (Sy Shackleford)

Zotiyac :: Collateral Damage

Lucifear :: I WANNA DIE

Diamond and the Psychotic Neurotics :: Stunts, Blunts, & Hip Hop

Ahmad :: Ahmad

Jae Millz & Whoo Kid :: Harlem Nights

The Away Team :: National Anthem

Byrdie :: N Flight

Trends :: This Is Not My World