The debut of the Rebel INS’s solo LP is one of the most anticipated releases in the Wu-Tang Clan’s history. He’s been called the Wu’s most underrated emcee, even though his was the first voice heard when you played Enter the 36 Chambers for the first time. Deck’s powerful impact on mics was never really fronted [cont.]

In rap’s long-standing tradition of rappers extending the record label wealth to their friends, the Outkast and Goodie Mob  collective, better known as the Dungeon Family (and once called ‘Red Clay’ for you trivia buffs), unites to spotlight itself and several of its lesser known up & comers, with the debut album, “Even In Darkness”. [cont.]

     When Cypress Hill appeared on the scene in 1991, it was like a breath of fresh buddah smoke. The fisherman capped, goateed trio were a crew that hailed from the streets of Los Angeles, East Coast Stomping their way on the scene. Abandoning the traditional sound of gangster rap that was coming out of [cont.]