Team Dynamite - Never Again
Team Dynamite recently dropped Never Again and it's so funky that we had to tell you how funky it is.
Logic - The Incredible True Story
Logic is the rapper that you should know, yet you probably don't know and he's served up a fine piece of work in 'The Incredible True Story'.
Marlon Williams – Marlon Williams (Self-Titled)
Marlon Williams is a folk singer. A real one, too, not one of those faux-hipster folkies who wouldn’t know Mississippi John Hurt from Marcus Mumford’s left tit.
A Week In Hip Hop #15
Curren$y and Mass Appeal got together to serve up the goods, plus there's plenty of bangers to enjoy.
A Week In Hip Hop #13
A Tribe Called Quest kick off the usual interviews, freestyles and bangers.
Fuzz - II
You sorta know what to expect from a band like this and that is, blissfully, what you get. It’s guitar driven proto-metallic, headbangin’ throwback. The drums pound. The bass is heavy. The riffs are fierce and coarse.
A Week In Hip Hop #12
Logic leads the way as we take a look at all latest hip hop stuff from the past week.
Big K.R.I.T - It's Better This Way
Big K.R.I.T takes you down the right path with his new mixtape.
Mac Miller - Go:od AM
Go:od AM further reinforces Mac Miller's position in the young brigade of hip hoppers who are the best in the business.
A Week In Hip Hop #9
Kirk Knight ladies and genltemen ... and a wide selection of bangers
Kurt Vile – b’lieve i’m goin’ down…
Kurt Vile has become one of indie rock’s brightest guitar wizards. The Philly fella’s back with a new long-player that continues his wonderful hit-streak of slacker daze magic.
A Week In Hip Hop #7
Raps from them UK kids and the collection of bangers is probably the finest in our illustrious history.
Jay Rock - 90059
If you like your rap with grit and rawness, then Jay Rock should be your favourite. He follows up 2011's Follow Me Home album with yet another strong piece of work from the Top Dawg Entertainment stable.
Gary Clark Jr. – The Story of Sonny Boy Slim
Texas guitar maestro Gary Clark Jr has been crowned the future King of the Blues for longer than most people have been listening to him.