What do Biz Markie, Busdriver, and Blueprint all have in common? Aside from the fact that all three have each made their mark on the hip-hop scene, they all seem as far apart in their lyrical and song delivery approach as possible. On his new album, Hope In Dirt City, Canada’s Cadence Weapon fuses the [cont.]

    Hailing from Edmonton, Canada, Cadence Weapon (literally) comes out of nowhere with Breaking Kayfabe, an album originally released in Canada at the tail end of 2005, to great critical acclaim. As the story goes, the 21-year Cadence Weapon was the son of a Brooklyn deejay, who would mail him tapes of classic New York [cont.]