LISTED REVIEWS
The fact that the Belgian summer of 2004 wasn’t so hot (literally speaking) as the year before (more info at www.kmi.be) made us grasp back to some albums that would set a tropical mood
POSTED 08|18|2004
Ok, 'The Cactus Album' was a fantastic album with fantastic cuts and the introduction of Zev Love X. But their second LP 'Derelicts of Dialect' never received the credit like the first album did.
POSTED 08|14|2004
Hip-hop, girls, politics and society, Esoteric has an opinion ànd his flow is unbeatable, stuck on the beat like Pattex glue.
POSTED 08|04|2004
Lord Quas has the microphone mathematics, he’s 'the new breed fuckin up the mainstream', he’s ready 'to put ya head up in the guillotine'
POSTED 08|02|2004
'A Long Hot Summer' proves that, after almost 20 years, one can still reach higher grounds. Respect.
POSTED 08|01|2004
This album is a direct reflection of quality 21st century hip-hop and it’s also nice to see that two lyrical geniuses have finally found each other on a track
POSTED 08|01|2004
No gangsta ish on this one, but plain street rap. The beats, produced by Smooth G, are (indeed) smooth bass lines, funky drum lines with lots of saxes in the background.
POSTED 08|01|2004
Hardhead’s easy way of rhyming with a raw voice and analyzing social and political problems is impressive.
POSTED 07|27|2004
Back on memory lane with The Roots’ newest album: glad to see that some veterans keep the hip-hop spirit alive in 2004, it takes skills and, most of all, guts!
POSTED 07|20|2004
This album is highly underrated, not a classic but way before it’s time, maybe that’s why cats just weren’t ready for this one in 1996. To the East, blackwards!
POSTED 07|15|2004from the vaults
