Reviews
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Reviews RXKNephew's latest album offers a wide array of side-splitting lyrics and song titles, but not enough variation to keep listeners entertained.
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TeeJay Small -
Reviews The wrongfully overlooked Big K.R.I.T. delivers a largely self-produced mixtape that solidifies him as an artist to be remembered.
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Eliezer Santiago -
Reviews A solid and often revelatory album, "Expensive Pain" certainly doesn't displace Meek Mill from his hard-earned position among hip-hop’s front-runners, but it seems unlikely that it’ll be the moment where all of his naysayers see the error of their ways, either.
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Robert Blair -
Reviews "Seen It All: The Autobiography" finds the trap legend at the top of his game, comfortable with his position, and ready to finally dispense true-to-fact game.
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Kahron Spearman -
Reviews Fueled by spooky production and gleeful depictions of violence, Young Nudy's delightfully sinister "Dr. Evil" cements him as hip-hop's deadliest slasher.
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Mitch Findlay -
Reviews The Marshall Mathers LP 2 is the sober Eminem’s strongest project to date, and though it’ll inevitably be compared to his previous works, it’s a radically different direction for the Detroit emcee. Eminem has definitely aged and matured, but the question remains: has his maturity caused him succumb to the mainstream instead of shaping it to suit his needs?
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Reviews Fresh off the cover of XXL, Logic released his mixtape, “Young Sinatra: Welcome to Forever,” celebrating his freshman status in Hip Hop. The Maryland rapper has a new-found confidence that is evident in his tracks as he switches flows, and touches upon different styles, while still remaining true to himself.
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Eliezer Santiago -
Reviews "The State Vs. Radric Davis II" is a flawed yet fulfilling trap album from the iciest rapper, Gucci Mane.
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Matt Aceto -
Reviews With his major label debut album, Kid Ink sets out to prove that he truly rides alone with "My Own Lane."
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Iva Anthony -
Reviews Here's our recap of Montreal's Metro Metro festival, including a list of our five favourite sets.
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HNHH Staff -
Reviews Big Sean and Jhené Aiko both underperform on "TWENTY88."
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Patrick Lyons -
Reviews "Culture II" is a classically overstuffed sequel, albeit one that shows new sides of Migos and may offer a way forward.
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Patrick Lyons