Reviews
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Napoleon da Legend’s 28th Album “Legmatic” Prod. by DJ Rhettmatic Elevates the Beat Junkies Sounds of “Invisibl Rap Mislz” (Album Review)
French-American emcee Napoleon da Legend releasing his 28th studio LP. Heads in the underground should already be familiar with him due…
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A-F-R-O Self Produces His 9th EP “The Drawing Board” with Interesting Results (EP Review)
This is the 9th EP from Los Angeles emcee/producer A-F-R-O. A protege of R.A. the Rugged Man after winning the Definition of…
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Copywrite’s 6th LP “T.H.E. Last Supper” Continues Trajectory of “The High Exhaulted II” EP (Album Review)
Copywrite is a 45 year old MC from Columbus, Ohio notable for being a member of MHz Legacy & formerly of The Weathermen. His…
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Ghostface Killah Gives a Star-Studded Mass Appeal Records Debut in “Set the Tone (Guns & Roses)” [Album Review]
This is the 16th full-length solo LP from New York veteran Ghostface Killah of the almighty Wu-Tang Clan. One of hip hop’s most…
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K.A.A.N. Continues Hot Streak of Releases With His 25th Album “Delusions of Grandeur” Prod. by DJ Hoppa (Album Review)
Columbia, Maryland emcee/producer K.A.A.N. staying consistent by releasing his 25th album. Over the past decade or so Knowledge Above All Nonsense…
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Masamoon Channels Their Ferocity Through Debut LP “B.I.D.S. (Beautifully Ignorant Disrespectful Shit)” [Album Review]
Masamoon is an underground hip hop supergroup consisting of Big Left, Aztek the Barfly, Billy NoJokes & Frankie Fadeless. You…
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Planet Asia Redefining His Legacy With New Album “No Retirement”, Prod. By Local Astronauts
In the realm of underground hip hop, a persistent stigma once haunted the community: the notion that artists inevitably grow…
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GUTTR’s Debut Album “Everything is…GUTTR” Recaptures That Mobb Deep Vibe (Album Review)
GUTTR is a newly formed supergroup consisting of Ras Kass, RJ Payne & Havoc. All 3 of whom have been established within hip hop…
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Saigon’s 5th LP “The Jordan Era” Takes Us Back to 1984-1998 (Album Review)
This is the 5th full-length LP from Brooklyn emcee Saigon. Breaking out in the early 2000s off his debut mixtape Da Yardfather,…
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Slum Village is Having “F.U.N.” Again After 8 Years (Album Review)
Slum Village is a duo from Detroit, Michigan now consisting of T3 & Young RJ. Originally a trio with the late J Dilla & Baatin, their debut Fan-Tas-Tic…
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