If the beat on “Full Contact” was just better, this might have been a hot collabo – Evidence, Swollen Members, and Chali 2na all pop up, but the simplistic track had me reaching for the FF button even before Chali got his turn on the mic. How did someone manage to sleep on this one? A wasted [cont.]

While they were on a tour with Abstract Tribe Unique, we got a chance to hang out with Swollen Members, who had just finished rocking the show. The two were quite drunk, which made this interview twice as much fun. Read on… HHS: Who owns your label, Battle Axe? Madchild: I do, but I have [cont.]

While Canadian emcees like Saukrates and Choclair have been getting their fair share of attention as of late, the Vancouver duo of Madchild & Prevail may be the best Canadian import yet (discounting Canada’s tasty alcoholic beverages). First and foremost some hardrocks may have trouble relating to SM’s dungeon & dragons topic matter. Romancing the elements of nature, [cont.]

Acting as the first single from Industry’s upcoming Process Of Elimination album, Kool DJ EQ grabs a few acclaimed lyricists once again. Souls of Mischief “Airborne Rangers” sports different production than we are used to from the Souls, but still sounds cool. “Groundbreaking” pits Swollen Members Vs. a Kool DJ EQ track. Eq’s production is ever [cont.]

Swollen steps up with their forth single, getting better and better everytime. “Front Street” is a pretty easily identifiable Alchemist track, a bit similiar to the beat he just laced Group Home with, and matches the unique styles of the Members well. Another treat on this twelve is “Counter Parts”, as beautiful chemistry between Dilated Peoples and Swollen Members [cont.]