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Storm Davis :: Kegstand Poetry for the Recovering Alcoholic

Janus AbelloJune 5, 2007

Storm Davis has got this rap game figured out. He's got a unique image that could potentially attract an underground following. He has a distinct voice that co... Read More...

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Pasobionic :: Empty Beats for Lonely Rappers

Matt JostJune 5, 2007

Whether it was Commonwealth understatement or wry producer humor that got a hold of Pasobionic, the title of "Empty Beats for Lonely Rappers" couldn't be more i... Read More...

Back to the LabReview

5.5

AWOL One & Factor :: Only Death Can Kill You

Arthur GailesJune 5, 2007

AWOL One is not for everybody. To get it out of the way as quickly as possible, he's one of the most unique rappers around. His slow, depressed flow is easily ... Read More...

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7.5

Moka Only :: Vermilion

Matt JostJune 5, 2007

Recently at some industry function I witnessed the showcase of a local rapper who had just released his debut album. He had the prerequisite hypeman by his sid... Read More...

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5.5

Green City :: 1st You Get the Money

Pedro 'DJ Complejo' HernandezJune 5, 2007

Green City has been handed the opportunity of a life time with the buzz surrounding their signing to Scarface's Underground Railroad label. It's not often that ... Read More...

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Muneshine :: A Walk in the Park

Matt TomerJune 5, 2007

Like it is with most hip-hop fans, the production usually hits me before the lyrics do. The music is a canvas for the emcee to do with what he pleases, but if h... Read More...

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Reviews

Clipse :: Let God Sort Em Out

Lee Bannon :: The Big Toy Box 2

Death Grips :: Death Grips

Storm Davis :: Kegstand Poetry for the Recovering Alcoholic

Pasobionic :: Empty Beats for Lonely Rappers

AWOL One & Factor :: Only Death Can Kill You

Moka Only :: Vermilion

Green City :: 1st You Get the Money

Muneshine :: A Walk in the Park