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Wiz Khalifa & Curren$y - Live In Concert
Wiz and Curren$y aren't present for most of "Live In Concert," and when they are, it's not their best showing.album reviews
Spends Quality - Time Peace
"Time Peace" is a solid (if not spectacular) listen that puts a premium on optimism and substance while showcasing the versatility of Mr. Tay & Spends Quality.album reviews
Nametag & Nameless - For Namesake
Nametag and Nameless join forces to issue a wake up call that is hard, soulful and thought-provoking with the help of an assorted cast from their town's scene.album reviews
N.O.R.E. (aka P.A.P.I.) - Student Of The Game
N.O.R.E. attempts to court new fans and cater to his original CNN base. But filler and poor production create a mixed bag that won't fully satisfy either crowd.album reviews
Slaine - The Boston Project
"The Boston Project" is a solid album with versatility that does what Slaine set out to do: represent Boston Hip Hop in a positive light.album reviews
Kid Cudi - Indicud
By no means does Kid Cudi completely exemplify his immortal identity with "Indicud," but he certainly makes a compelling case nonetheless.album reviews
Ghostface Killah & Adrian Younge - Twelve Reasons To Die
"Twelve Reasons To Die" is a satisfying glimpse into the minds of Younge and Ghostface, and should place somewhere above his most recent releases.album reviews
Big K.R.I.T. - King Remembered In Time (Mixtape Review)
With "King Remembered In Time," Big K.R.I.T. takes on the title of his bold namesake and gives a performance that strengthens his core following.album reviews
Illogic & Blockhead - Capture The Sun
Illogic and Blockhead offer some of their most inspired work to date, supporting DX's prediction that "Capture The Sun" would be one of 2013's best offerings.album reviews
Tyga - Hotel California
The sexual callousness on "Hotel California" wears off quickly, and listeners are left with a release better fit for a Ramada Inn than a Four Seasons.album reviews
Tyler, the Creator - Wolf
"Wolf" finds Tyler, the Creator successfully and artfully juggling his following's expectations with his personal growth.album reviews
Yelawolf - Trunk Muzik Returns (Mixtape Review)
Yelawolf is a true artist, and he should have room to experiment. But "Trunk Muzik Returns" essentially amounts to a missed opportunity.album reviews
Ces Cru - Constant Energy Struggles
Kansas City's Ces Cru spit rapidly for the sport with a hint of friendly competition, making "Constant Energy Struggles" a solid first outing on a bigger stage.album reviews
Durag Dynasty - 360 Waves
Despite a few missteps, "360 Waves" offers the two essential elements of quality Hip Hop, entertaining, informative rhymes paired with quality production.album reviews
Lil Wayne - I Am Not a Human Being II
On the contrary, "I Am Not a Human Being II" is very human. Wayne is constantly horny, often drugged up and only takes a few moments for self-reflection.- ← Prev 2 of 667 Next →
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