The punny title of the latest Dillon & Batsauce record is precisely the type of nonsense that makes me love rap more than ever as I approach forty years ol... Read More...
This is the kind of union I had never thought of before and immediately wondered WHY I had not. Fly producer Batsauce and underground Atlantian emcee Dillon com... Read More...
We last heard from Batsauce almost a year ago on the album "Bat Meets Blaine," but for those who missed the review or don't remember who he is, let me offer you... Read More...
Typical Cats, the widely hailed hip-hop crew from Chicago, made waves with their self-titled album in 2001 but haven't been heard from as a group since 2004. ... Read More...
