DJ Muggs, the stellar founder/producer/DJ of the famed hip hop group, Cypress Hill, creates a drastic diversion with the release of this down-tempo, dark, rock-edged album, appropriately titled Dust. In no way, as some would predict, is this close to anything resembling a hip hop album. Muggs himself, may have proven to us over the [cont.]

    Hip-Hop and Rock & Roll have had a dysfunctional relationship over the years. It began as a happy marriage with Run DMC and Aerosmith’s “Walk This Way”, and from time to time would produced memorable moments such as Public Enemy and Anthrax’s “Bring The Noise”, but more often than not travesties such as P. Diddy and Jimmy [cont.]

Take notice of a common trend in hip-hop music. Every year, a “new” artist or producer gets enough of a buzz surrounding them, that every label is asking them to hop on a remix or guest appear on some other artist’s record. Right now, Xzibit and Rockwilder fall into this category; a few years ago it was [cont.]