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D12 – Devils Night Review
Well, Eminem is back again, and this time he brought some friends. Devil’s Night is the debut CD from Slim Shady’s group comprised of the ‘six illest MC’s from Detroit’. Over the course Read More »
Various Artists – Street Musik Volume 1 Review
Street Musik Volume 1 is an incredible album that fans need to cop immediately. The album is a compilation featuring fifteen of the best tracks you’ve never heard. Great Music non stop makes Read More »
Cecil – Electric Love Vol. 1 Review
“Cecil’s soft, melodically smooth music easily wins fans over with a soothing aura that is heavily craved. Cecil plays his rhymes & words perfectly in harmony with equally satisfying beats that slide fans Read More »
Cannibal Ox – The Cold Vein Review
So, what was El-P’s answer to the break-up of Company Flow? That would be the formerly unknown duo of Cannibal Ox, including the giant known as Vast Aire, and his partner Vordul. Of Read More »
DJ Babu – Duck Season, Vol. 1 Review
If you look to the West, you might not see a guy in a 10 gallon hat, cowboy boots with stir-ups, dirty and stinkin’ with a gun-belt on, but you might see a Read More »
Disconnected Clique – I Know: Radio Edits Review
“Disconnected Clique is a very talented group featuring a blend of R&B, and Hip Hop music. Their “I Know! – Radio Edits” album is impressive featuring a wide variety of attention grabbing, energetic Read More »
Diamond – Grown Man Talk Review
Diamond couldn’t have coined it any better back in 1997 on the title with lead single, ‘The Hiatus’, from his second LP, which turned out to be almost prophetic as he took an Read More »
Dem Nation Boyz – Ready 4 Drama Review
Ready 4 Drama is a brilliant album featuring powerfully penetrating rhymes, & beats that fuse together to form incredible music fans world wide will enjoy effortlessly. Young Tre, Skinny Black, and Goldie Mack Read More »
Black Eyed Peas – Bridging The Gap – Review
Whilst being a relatively new group, their first album out in ’98, Black Eyed Peas drop rhymes and beats like any veterans out there. Their first effort in ‘Behind the Front’ brought us Read More »
