Hey, the girl has taste.

      Some ten years ago, a post-Ultramagnetic Kool Keith joined with Dan The Automator, Kut Masta Kurt, and DJ Q-Bert, helping to birth the independent hip-hop movement with a record called Dr. Octagon. If fans thought Keith was strange in the early days, they hadn’t seen anything yet, as Dr. Octagon was perhaps the most [cont.]

In 1996, Kool Keith reinvented himself. While most hip-hop aficionados knew of Kool Keith from his ego trippin’ Ultramagnetic days, it wasn’t until the release of the Dr. Octagon album that he became a nationwide underground sensation, soon to be chillin’ on billboards in L.A. He’d always been the weird one, and even back in [cont.]