Review

7

Azealia Banks :: Slay-Z

Patrick TaylorMay 17, 2016

Azealia Banks is a prime example of how sometimes we are our own worst enemy and how unchecked anger can be incredibly self-destructive. By any measure Banks is... Read More...

EPReview

8.5

Oddisee :: Alwasta

Steve 'Flash' JuonMay 17, 2016

"Young, feeling like a dinosaur - I'm coming from an era where we knew each other's business But like diamonds and the oil we just minded more They say real ... Read More...

EPReview

10

Aesop Rock :: The Impossible Kid

Sy ShacklefordMay 10, 2016

Complex, bizarre, and disjointed are words often associated with Aesop Rock. His lyrics and wordplay have been difficult to decipher, but meaning can still be d... Read More...

LPReview

8.5

Guilty Simpson :: Detroit’s Son

Patrick TaylorMay 10, 2016

Detroit rapper Guilty Simpson is like the Arnold Schwarzenegger of rap. He is incredibly effective at being a badass, but not the most versatile or emotive of p... Read More...

LPReview

8

Skepta :: Konnichiwa

Michael G. BarilleauxMay 10, 2016

There is something about the way Skepta delivers his unfiltered, determined, and direct raps that is extremely captivating. He spits vibrant, focused bars like ... Read More...

LPReview

7.5

BudaMunk & ill Sugi :: Spirit of the Golden Era

Steve 'Flash' JuonMay 10, 2016

On some small level I tried to convince myself this was actually an album from tertiary level Wu-Tang Clan affiliate Buddha Monk, even though I knew deep down t... Read More...

InstrumentalLPReview

Reviews

Brother Ali :: Satisfied Soul

Fat Joe :: The World Changed On Me

The Alchemist :: The Alchemist Sandwich

Azealia Banks :: Slay-Z

Oddisee :: Alwasta

Aesop Rock :: The Impossible Kid

Guilty Simpson :: Detroit’s Son

Skepta :: Konnichiwa

BudaMunk & ill Sugi :: Spirit of the Golden Era