HipHopDX Album Reviews
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Blu - Open
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
"Open", Blu's fourth solo full-length project, comes over like nice guy rap - wholesome but unspectacular.
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Z-Ro - Meth
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
"Meth" is another album that will contribute to the legacy of that quintessentially Houston-area sound.
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Phonte - Charity Starts At Home
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
Just when listeners had fully abandoned all remnants of Little Brother, "Charity Starts At Home" drops.
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Cormega - Raw Forever
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
"Raw Forever" is still worthy of a purchase from the Queensbridge emcee's many fans, but it may not be enough new material to leave them fully satisfied.
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DX Album Review Bits - Hollywood FLOSS, Maffew Ragazino, tabi Bonney
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
DX talks Houston's star Hollywood FLOSS' latest mixtape album, along with BK's Maffew Ragazino and his new street album, plus DMV thoroughweight tabi Bonney.
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Evidence - Cats & Dogs
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
"Cats & Dogs" is a moody, well-produced album that, at times, is brimming with meaning, something not entirely common these days.
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Bronze Nazareth - School For the Blindman
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
While Nazareth doesn't go out of his way to emulate early classics, "School for the Blindman" does a suitable job feeling like a legitimate Wu release.
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9th Wonder - The Wonder Years
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
This is a Hip Hop album, complete with the wondrous elements consistent with a broader musical appreciation. And it just might be 9th Wonder's best yet.
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J. Cole - Cole World: The Sideline Story
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
The North Carolina upstart and high school basketball player laces his J's to share his come-up and show why he deserves a starting position.
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Outlawz - Perfect Timing
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
Allegedly, "Perfect Timing" will be the last ever recording from The Outlawz, out of respect for 'Pac.
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Kurupt Presents - The Academy
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
Bringing together well-established Hip Hop legends with fresh faces in the scene from coast to coast, The Academy creates some unexpected combinations.
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Tragedy Khadafi - Thug Matrix 3
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
Tragedy's catalog is filled with revolutionary inspired songs, and he continues that trend on "Thug Matrix 3."
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Cam'ron & Vado - Boss Of All Bosses 2.8 (Mixtape Review)
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
What really sets "2.8” back, though, is the overwhelming presence of the second string emcees and singers that affiliate with Cam'ron and Vado.
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Oddisee - Rock Creek Park
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
"Rock Creek Park" seamlessly blends live percussion with strings and blips and riffs and grooves.
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Young Jeezy - The Real Is Back 2 (Mixtape Review)
Album Reviewsposted 5 months ago
The 11-track short "The Real Is Back 2" sounds like Jeezy distilled down to his dopest form.
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Slim Thug Presents... - Boss Hogg Outlawz - Serve And Collect Part 3 (Immahogg)
Album Reviewsposted 6 months ago
While the production meshes cohesively, "Serve & Collect III" avoids monotony with solid sequencing and car-ready bump.
