Gift of Gab and Lateef the Truth Speaker are underdogs in much the same way as the Kansas and Memphis men's basketball teams – anyone who really knows their ... Read More...
If one thing is for certain from the moment the laser hits the plastic on this release, it's that Vents is the most aptly named rapper in history. You can feel... Read More...
Bearing album cover artwork more akin to Jackson Pollock than hip-hop, I almost completely overlooked the fact a copy of Rodney O & Joe Cooley's obscure CD ... Read More...
Wrestling and rap are two areas of entertainment that seem to inevitably cross paths every few years. Despite crossing paths, they never seem to form a working... Read More...
There are few better illustrations in hip-hop of underground versus overground than a Chino XL record. The relentlessly lyrical punchline poet from East Orange... Read More...
For a rapper who is more known for his entrepreneurship than his artistry, JT The Bigga Figga showed remarkable ambition in 2003 by naming his album "Project P... Read More...
