Rap Music
A little corner of our blog dedicated to the rap music and artists we cover.
B L A C K I E claims their rightful crown as the ‘Noise God’
The Houston underground cult legend’s latest album is a cathartic outlet for anyone who shares their hunger for a primal scream toward the establishment.
On ‘What A Life 2,’ JUNE! finds beauty in despair
The Charlotte-based artist and producer embodies a scepter of hope for an apocalyptic, dread-heavy generation.
In the Crowd: Rap Show! at vinyl index (NAHreally, Wave Generators, Esh & the Isolations, LDER)
The community this store has curated is constantly supportive, drawing massive crowds for a space that somehow expands to make them all—no matter how unfamiliar—feel perfectly at home.
RLX and LOMAN’s ‘Madon’’ is the sound of resilience
The Massachusetts-based duo crafted a rap album blending East Coast grit with modern sensibilities.
Interview with Seigfried Komidashi: the visionary artist who is an amalgation of his past, present, and future
“My musical identity is a chaotic patchwork of different points of reference… a way of forcing people to question what music is and where it can take us.”
Who’s the realest in the rap game, if not CENSORED dialogue?
The compelling rapper who doesn’t have to flex her authenticity’s latest album, ‘Pyrex Housecat,’ has style and nerve in spades.
