Review

4.5

Blu :: Good to Be Home

Grant JonesOctober 28, 2014

It's time to get slaughtered, and not in the alcoholic, "call me an ambulance" sense. I thoroughly enjoyed Blu & Exile's "Below the Heavens", but while I wo... Read More...

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6

Smoke DZA & 183rd :: Ringside EP

Steve 'Flash' JuonOctober 21, 2014

Every now and then theRapReviews staff will debate the merits of what belongs in the Back to the Lab category. Though the ostensible purpose of its existence i... Read More...

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6

Saigon :: G.S.N.T.3. – The Troubled Times of Brian Carenard

Matt JostOctober 21, 2014

One of the main representatives of the 'mixtape rappers' era, Saigon had to wait an eternity to release his proper debut album. A little more over three years l... Read More...

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8

Akrobatik :: Built to Last

Steve 'Flash' JuonOctober 21, 2014

The title of "Built to Last" is both an affirmation and a reminder of Boston-based emcee Akrobatik's presence in hip-hop. It's possible some people had forgotte... Read More...

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6.5

Ray West & O.C. :: Ray’s Café

Matt JostOctober 21, 2014

From emo to cloud rap, from drug to weirdo rap, a lot of more recent rap music has been about capturing moods, however vaguely or precisely. "Ray's Café" excels... Read More...

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7.5

MarQ Spekt and Blockhead :: JustPlayWitIt

Patrick TaylorOctober 21, 2014

MarQ Spekt's career spans decades. He started out as a battle rapper in Philadelphia in the 90s before being signed to Subverse Records in 2000. That label fold... Read More...

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Reviews

Yung Lean :: Jonatan

Gunna :: DS4EVER

Anotha Level :: On Anotha Level

Blu :: Good to Be Home

Smoke DZA & 183rd :: Ringside EP

Saigon :: G.S.N.T.3. – The Troubled Times of Brian Carenard

Akrobatik :: Built to Last

Ray West & O.C. :: Ray’s Café

MarQ Spekt and Blockhead :: JustPlayWitIt