Review

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Grand Papa Tra :: Lost in New York

Matt JostOctober 23, 2012

Mos Def taught us that hip-hop is not "some giant living in the hillside coming down to visit the townspeople." His statement was a product of the great '90s d... Read More...

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6.5

Zion I :: ShadowBoxinglp

Patrick TaylorOctober 16, 2012

Oakland hip-hop duo Zion I have been making music together for fifteen years. The duo has always been a balancing act: producer AmpLive balances hip-hop and el... Read More...

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7.5

Xzibit :: Napalm

Matt JostOctober 16, 2012

Xzibit is a rap icon. Not because he's a gold and platinum recording artist or because he gave the 'rapper' archetype an unusually personable face on one of MT... Read More...

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7.5

3:33 :: In the Middle of Infinity

Steve 'Flash' JuonOctober 16, 2012

What is 3:33 exactly? That's far from an easy question to answer, though Patrick Taylor gave it a good go last year. The answer is at first glance deceptively s... Read More...

InstrumentalReview

5

MellowHype :: Numbers

Steve 'Flash' JuonOctober 16, 2012

MellowHype is back. It doesn't feel like they went anywhere though. It's been a year between the official physical release of "BlackenedWhite," but the Odd Futu... Read More...

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7

MC Wood-Z :: Shakespeare’s Bastard Child

Steve 'Flash' JuonOctober 16, 2012

MC Wood-Z took notice of our UK Hip-Hop Month here at RapReviews.com and offered to send us "Shakespeare's Bastard Child" as a free iTunes download for review.... Read More...

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Reviews

Smif-N-Wessun :: Infinity

Blaque Spurm :: Spurmacidal Tendencies

Low Profile :: We’re In This Together

Grand Papa Tra :: Lost in New York

Zion I :: ShadowBoxinglp

Xzibit :: Napalm

3:33 :: In the Middle of Infinity

MellowHype :: Numbers

MC Wood-Z :: Shakespeare’s Bastard Child