Review

5.5

Shtar :: Infinity

Patrick TaylorMarch 27, 2012

Jews have played an important role in hip-hop since day one. Jewish promoters, record executives, producers, journalists, and rappers helped make hip-hop what ... Read More...

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7

Maino :: The Day After Tomorrow

Matthew 'Matt G' GutwilligMarch 27, 2012

"Hoping for tomorrow, tomorrow really came Sitting in that jail cell, it was just a dream It was just a dream that turned into reality Find myself slipping tryi... Read More...

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7

Paradox (2) :: Mending

Mike BaberMarch 27, 2012

Until two weeks ago, my familiarity with Christian hip-hop was nearly nonexistent, having never even listened to an album all the way through. After reviewing ... Read More...

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8.5

Burial :: Kindred EP

Patrick TaylorMarch 27, 2012

British dubstep producer Burial is a reclusive figure who is as mysterious as the music he makes. His identity was unknown until recently (Londoner William Beva... Read More...

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6.5

Andy Kayes :: Alone in Numbers

Matt JostMarch 27, 2012

I had a diverting virtual encounter with the contemporary UK hip-hop scene the other day when I watched a graffiti-themed video for the song "Strength in Number... Read More...

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6.5

ScHoolboy Q :: Habits & Contradictions

Steve 'Flash' JuonMarch 27, 2012

Let me introduce you to Quincy Matthew Hanley, better known as ScHoolboy Q. (The odd capitalization is in that first sentence is his preferred spelling, but a ... Read More...

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Reviews

Tory Lanez :: PETERSON

Ganksta NIP :: Psychotic Genius

Lordz of Brooklyn :: All in the Family

Shtar :: Infinity

Maino :: The Day After Tomorrow

Paradox (2) :: Mending

Burial :: Kindred EP

Andy Kayes :: Alone in Numbers

ScHoolboy Q :: Habits & Contradictions