Mobb Deep: Amerikaz Nightmare 3.5 out of 5.0 | Comments: 0 Mobb Deep first found their niche in the genre of hip-hop by solidifying themselves as gritty street narrators with their debut, Juvenile Hell. Since then, the duo of Prodigy and Havoc re-emerged with such classics as The Infamous, Hell On Earth, and Murda ... full story
Erick Sermon: Chilltown, New York 3.5 out of 5.0 | Comments: 0 He's made stops at pretty much any label you can think of. He's been with Priority, Def Jam, MCA, BMG International, J-Records and where he is now, Universal Motown. And in his 15 years in the game, he's seen a lot of changes."Every major player that's in ... full story
Cormega: Legal Hustle 3.5 out of 5.0 | Comments: 0 Go borough to borough in New York City and it rings true. From Jay-Z to Nas to Fat Joe to Camron... New York Mcs have that extra confidence.Cormega is another one of those MCs. He's humble, but yet brash and straight forward with his lyrics. And those qualities ... full story
Ill Bill: What's Wrong With Bill? 4.0 out of 5.0 | Comments: 0 Ill Bill has problems. Thankfully, these issues add up to one spectacular album, as the sick and twisted of world of Bill has never been more enjoyable than on his debut album What's Wrong With Bill? With with his sibling, Necro, behind the boards for the ... full story
Theodore Unit: 718 3.0 out of 5.0 | Comments: 0 Arguably the most consistent artist in the hip-hop game today, Wu-Tang representative Ghostface has blessed the masses with four incredible solo releases while garnering endless amounts of respect and admiration. Despite poor record sales for this year's slept-on ... full story
Lloyd Banks: Hunger For More 4.0 out of 5.0 | Comments: 0 Since 50 Cent put the rap game in a choke-hold early last year, the buzz on his G-Unit counterpart Lloyd Banks has been escalating. Widely regarded as the Gorilla Unit's strongest lyricist, Banks has been the focus of an endless stream of mixtapes that have ... full story
