Yet another East Coast hip-hop album. This one is Kool G Rap’s first solo album without DJ Polo, and it features a young Nasty

Buhloone Mindstate presents De La as disheartened with the music industry. They appear exhausted from dealing with the twisted politics, the mind games, and the

I like to think my Google skills are up there with the best of 'em, yet I can't find much on Thug

The heart and soul of the LP is vintage Gang Starr: Premo’s hard-thumping drum patterns over jazz and funk samples, complemented by Guru’s

I mean, what can I say about Donuts that hasn't been said already? It's a damn classic. Years from now these