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Reviews Review: Future's "EVOL" Future finally begins to move on and enjoy himself on "EVOL." Is it his strongest work since "DS2"? By Patrick Lyons February 10, 2016
Original Content Top 5 Lil Herb & Lil Bibby Collabs In honor of "Ballin' Like I'm Kobe," here are Lil Herb and Lil Bibby's top 5 collaborations. By Angus Walker September 29, 2015
Original Content 10 Tracks To Celebrate Bankroll Fresh's Legacy Here are 10 standout records from the late, great Bankroll Fresh. By Angus Walker March 07, 2016
Reviews Review: Fetty Wap's "Fetty Wap" 2015's breakout star has been proven to be a hit-maker with ease. But will his album keep him at the top? By Maxwell Cavaseno September 28, 2015
Original Content Hip-Hop's 10 Best Surprise Projects Which surprises were most pleasant? By Nicholas DG September 17, 2015
Reviews Review: Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' "This Unruly Mess I've Made" Almost overnight, Macklemore became a pop star and internet pariah. Now he tries to tear it all down. By Danny Schwartz March 04, 2016
Reviews Review: The Weeknd's "Beauty Behind The Madness" The Weeknd balances his two selves, one aiming for pop stardom and one who is content in the shadows, on "Beauty Behind the Madness." By Scott Glaysher August 31, 2015
Original Content The Best Super Bowl Commercials Starring Rappers When rappers appear in Super Bowl ads... By Patrick Lyons February 06, 2016
Original Content How To Make A Double Disc Rap Album That Doesn't Suck We look at the formulas behind the best hip hop double albums of all time. By Patrick Lyons September 23, 2015
Original Content 10 Essential SBTRKT Tracks An introduction to SBTRKT. By Chris Tart August 02, 2015
Original Content #TBT: Chris Brown's Smash Singles Looking back at some of Chris Brown's biggest singles. By Chris Tart November 26, 2015
Reviews Review: Freddie Gibbs' "Shadow Of A Doubt" Freddie Gibbs gets eclectic without sacrificing any of his gangster realness. By Patrick Lyons November 25, 2015