Review

8.5

Jehst :: Falling Down

Adam M. LevinSeptember 20, 2011

Hot on the heels of his "The Return of the Drifter", Jehst was striking while the iron was hot in a year of creative brilliance from some of his fellow British... Read More...

LPReview

9

Jehst :: The Return of the Drifter

Adam M. LevinSeptember 20, 2011

Whenever an American reviews rap music from another country, there's always a bit of subtle arrogance at play: we very rarely look at the records from outside ... Read More...

Back to the LabReview

7

Wretch 32 :: Black and White

Pedro 'DJ Complejo' HernandezSeptember 20, 2011

It seems whenever we cover "international" emcees we have the tendency to contextualize our coverage in terms of the particular country or scene that emcee bel... Read More...

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6.5

Various Artists :: Reggae’s Gone Country

Patrick TaylorSeptember 20, 2011

This is a unique and record. It combines two forms of music, reggae and country, that don't generally get mixed together. Co-producer John Rich, of country act... Read More...

CompilationReview

7.5

Mega Ran & K-Murdock :: Forever Famicom DLC 2

Steve 'Flash' JuonSeptember 20, 2011

Everyone's favorite hip-hop video game tag team, Mega Ran & K-Murdock, are back for the second (and according to them FINAL) installment of their "Forever ... Read More...

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7

M.E.D. :: Classic

Steve 'Flash' JuonSeptember 20, 2011

The name has changed a little over the years. In his guest appearances and on his solo albums he's been known as Medaphoar, Med or more recently as the capitali... Read More...

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Reviews

Tory Lanez :: PETERSON

Ganksta NIP :: Psychotic Genius

Lordz of Brooklyn :: All in the Family

Jehst :: Falling Down

Jehst :: The Return of the Drifter

Wretch 32 :: Black and White

Various Artists :: Reggae’s Gone Country

Mega Ran & K-Murdock :: Forever Famicom DLC 2

M.E.D. :: Classic