Review

6.5

Zion I & Mikos Da Gawd :: Stay Woke

Steve 'Flash' JuonAugust 9, 2016

Trying to correctly explain Zion I's status in 2016 shouldn't involve a half dozen rewrites in my head and a half dozen more in print but here we are. Last I kn... Read More...

MixtapeReview

5.5

TWENTY88 :: TWENTY88

Grant JonesAugust 9, 2016

While Big Sean's musical output hasn't lived up to the hype, he has remained a big name in Hip-Hop for a few years now, boosted by his relationship with toddler... Read More...

EPReview

7.5

Nowfolk :: Magnesium Opium

Steve 'Flash' JuonAugust 9, 2016

I had a whole intro written in my head about how I was ending my URBNET hiatus and returning to form with yet another Moka Only album, but the moment I heard "P... Read More...

LPReview

6.5

DJ Khaled :: Major Key

Steve 'Flash' JuonAugust 9, 2016

Even if DJ Khaled is "Suffering From Success," it clearly hasn't been an impediment to his hustle muscle. In fact it's the kind of malady most artists in any ge... Read More...

LPReview

6.5

Concrete Saints :: Now & Forever

Steve 'Flash' JuonAugust 2, 2016

Who are the Concrete Saints? Well I'm glad you asked dear reader, I'll give you the 411 and then some. They're a Los Angeles hip-hop group affiliated with the P... Read More...

LPReview

7.5

DJ Shadow :: The Mountain Will Fall

Patrick TaylorAugust 2, 2016

DJ Shadow's 1996 debut "...Endtroducing" is one of the greatest albums of all time. I don't just mean it is up there with "Illmatic" or "Ready To Die," but it i... Read More...

LPReview

Reviews

Blueface :: Free Blueface

Independent as F*** : Underground Hip Hop from 1995-2005

Quadeca :: Scrapyard

Zion I & Mikos Da Gawd :: Stay Woke

TWENTY88 :: TWENTY88

Nowfolk :: Magnesium Opium

DJ Khaled :: Major Key

Concrete Saints :: Now & Forever

DJ Shadow :: The Mountain Will Fall