Hieroglyphics: The Kitchen
Listening to Hieroglyphics’ newest album is like stepping into a time machine that takes the listener back to New York City in 1993. Or,…
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AirlineJay: Welcome to the Loft
On his latest EP, rapper AirlineJay does his best Jay-Z impersonation and comes off wanting. Welcome to the Loft is an experiment in contradictions;…
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Dizzy: U Feelin Dizzy Yet?
It’s albums like this where I wish I were as ill with prose and as well-respected as Big Ghost so I could properly tear…
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Congo Natty: Jungle Revolution
For those of you who don’t know, Congo Natty (aka Rebel MC aka Michael West) is an English producer/musician whose self-proclaimed “Jungle Music” frenetically…
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Quasimoto: Yessir Whatever
Yessir Whatever is the third full-length album from the wonderfully freaky, science fiction apparition that is Quasimoto. As the helium-inflated alter ego of Stones…
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Eve: Lip Lock
In the past week, I’ve had time to reflect on Eve’s latest release, Lip Lock, and I’ve come to a couple conclusions. First and…
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Paper Tiger: Summer EP
Paper Tiger: Summer EP Download Paper Tiger’s newest EP, get in your car, roll down the windows, and play Summer at full blast while…
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DJ Kentaro: Contrast
DJ Kentaro: Contrast DJs have infiltrated American pop culture, assuming the “singer-songwriter” position of this generation. Everywhere you look- at parties and among your…
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YONAS: The Transition
YONAS: The Transition YONAS of Youtube fame recently dropped his mixtape The Transition, which, when analyzed, can act as a summative stereotype of current…
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Dave Dub: The Treatment
Dave Dub: The Treatment This album reeks of Stones Throw Records. Everything from the subtle crackling of every beat to the floating nature of…
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