HipHopDX Album Reviews
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M-Phazes - Phazed Out
Album Reviewsposted 6 hours ago
This latest artistic venture should bring M-Phazes further into the limelight as a beatmaker deserving attention and acclaim.
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Ski Beatz - 24 Hour Karate School Presents: Twilight
Album Reviewsposted 2 days ago
The album has some flaws, but "Twilight" offers another look at what Karate School collaborators can create.
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Pill - The Epidemic (Mixtape Review)
Album Reviewsposted 5 days ago
"The Epidemic" joins Pill's series of mixtapes that illustrate his tried and true formula of delivering a strong dose of reality for the streets.
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Danny! aka Danny Swain - Payback
Album Reviewsposted 7 days ago
HipHopDX has retracted the text to this review.
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Curren$y - Muscle Car Chronicles
Album Reviewsposted 9 days ago
In his forthcoming seventh studio album "Muscle Car Chronicles," Spitta doesn't reinvent the wheel, but he repackages his wares in a tight, fresh set.
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Gucci Mane - Trap Back (Mixtape Review)
Album Reviewsposted 12 days ago
While one-time foe Young Jeezy elevated his trap rap to stadium status, Gucci's music stays hovering unsatisfactorily between the street and star levels.
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Homeboy Sandman - Subject:Matter
Album Reviewsposted 14 days ago
Giving himself a framework of talking about the untouched, Homeboy Sandman achieves his goal with an effortless-seeming ability.
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K'Naan - More Beautiful Than Silence EP
Album Reviewsposted 16 days ago
Each track sounds completely different from the last, and although the record could be a pop smash, his message is never diluted in the melody.
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Young Buck - Live Loyal Die Rich (Mixtape Review)
Album Reviewsposted 19 days ago
While "Live Loyal Die Rich" has some issues as a whole, Young Buck still seems to be in fighting shape and anxious to make a comeback in earnest.
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Gangrene (Alchemist & Oh No) - Vodka & Ayahuaska
Album Reviewsposted 21 days ago
"Vodka & Ayahuasca" is that gutter shit. Rejoice.
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Saigon - Warning Shots 3: One Foot In The Grave (Mixtape Review)
Album Reviewsposted 23 days ago
"Warning Shots 3: One Foot In The Grave" is a clear upgrade from its predecessor, displaying Saigon's ability to feed the streets without the preservatives.
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T.Shirt - The Fuck
Album Reviewsposted 25 days ago
Despite its circumstances, "The Fuck" sounds far from amateur, an album that unleashes his many voices without letting them overstay their welcome.
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Wiley - Evolve Or Be Extinct
Album Reviewsposted 26 days ago
While much of the album leans on a frenetic pace, there are moments of sincerity and clarity.
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KRS-One - The BDP Album
Album Reviewsposted 28 days ago
Although "The BDP Album" might not be KRS-One's catchiest album in years, it's a worthy work to wave the flag of the trailblazing South Bronx clique.
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ScHoolboy Q - Habits & Contradictions
Album Reviewsposted 30 days ago
There's no shortage of the requisite Hip Hop fare - drugs, crime, hustling - on "Habits & Contradictions," and Q does a fine job of espousing it as his own.
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Sha Stimuli - The Calling
Album Reviewsposted 2 months ago
Make no mistake, "The Calling" is a ringing endorsement of Sha Stimuli's skills as an emcee. The problem is, he didn't need any more of those.
