In honor of the great city of New Orleans and their Superbowl victory, we bring you our Mix of the Week: Nola Bounce, a mix of all things Nawlins… Hit the Jump to download and read Dick Dastardly’s Mix of the Week…
In the late 90s and early 2000s, there simply was no better club night in Los Angeles than Firecracker. There were many things that made it magical, and I have so many good memories from there I cannot even begin to list them. Not only was it the early stomping grounds for many seminal LA [...]
If you asked me to wax poetic about my love of Wu Tang Clan, I’d deliver a handsome leatherbound 1,200 page tome to your doorstep with a 24-karat gold W embossed on the cover. They blew my mind in the mid-90s, made me switch from blue Champion hoodies to black ones, and created an entire [...]
If you’re in LA Friday, September 4, 2009 get your ass over to Meltdown Comics (7522 Sunset Blvd in Hollywood). Anytime someone brings up comic books and/or art related shops in this town, Meltdown is the place. They’ve been on top of the game for the last two decades. So yeah, the store itself is [...]
Using kid’s television theme songs, games, nursery rhymes, playground chants and, yes, actual children’s choruses has been a staple in hip-hop for almost as long as the genre has existed. Whether it’s Method Man proclaiming he’s “rubber” and “whatever you say rubs off me sticks to you” on “Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthin to F**k Wit”, [...]
Rhode Island emcee/spoken word hero Sage Francis is releasing his Sick of Wasting mixtape today, for free HERE. It’s the latest installation in his Sick of… mixtape series, which began in 1999 and also includes Sick of Waiting Tables and Sick of Waging War, among others, and features a bunch of tracks produced by LIAS [...]
The musical delights continue cos it’s a June Friday, and no one wants to do a damn thing except watch the clock tick ever so molasses slow and wait for the weekend. So we’re giving you some boombox music to impress your friends with at the beach — and who better than Yacht-Club rapper Asher [...]
Although 2004′s Boy In Da Corner was Dizzee’s most hyped album, it’s this April’s Def-Jux released Maths + English (previously a digital-only release) that really shows just how stylistically volatile and lyrically talented this grime artist/rapper’s game really is (check out “Where’s Da G’s” with UGK for the ultimate taste test). His 7-date US tour [...]
