Jay-Z: The Blueprint III (Album Review)
It must be hard being Shawn Corey Carter. A beautiful wife in singer/actress Beyonce. Millions of dollars sitting in various bank accounts. His own brand...
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Trey Songz: Ready (Album Review)
If there is one thing musicians have learned, it is that controversy sells in the music business. Despite “song covers” over numerous artists’ hit records...
Lyriciss Interview: Voice Of The Metro
Q: Hey Lyriciss, thanks for agreeing to do the interview. To start out with it, I definitely have to ask you to explain what the...
Why Metal Gear Solid is the greatest Video Game Story ever told Part 3
Here it is, the final part of my editorial which I hope explains why Metal Gear Solid is the greatest video game story ever told....
Slaughterhouse: Slaughterhouse (Album Review)
The saying “God always has a plan” really rings true when it comes to the creation of the Slaughterhouse movement. Moments away from erupting into...
Wordspit’s Joystickmadness Brings the Arcade to your Ears
I hope you all know who the homie Wordspit is by now. If you don’t, you are about to find out. He’s been doing his...
Battlefield 1943 Review
Battlefield 1943 is an upgraded console edition of the PC classic Battlefield 1942. DICE is the publisher of this game and it is currently available...
Fabolous: Loso’s Way (Album Review)
Since Nas’ controversial statement in 2006 that hip hop was dead, it would seem that emcees are hellbent on preserving it, mainly by way of...
J-$CRILLA (Interview)
In this era of Ringtone Raps, It doesn't take much for beatmakers to produce a "hit", but making classics require true skills, true talent and...
12 Rounds: Clinton Sparks Interview
It’s time to get familiar. This man doesn’t really need an intro, but I’ll give him one anyway. The homie has been doing his thing...
Mos Def: The Ecstatic (Album Review)
By Christopher “DiZ” Lamb It has been a long three years for fans of the legendary Mos Def. After the release of experimental (yet still...
Electrik Red: How To Be A Lady (Vol. 1) (Album Review)
Four young ladies. Two sets of childhood friends. The ravishing quartet, consisting of Binkie, Lesley, Naomi & Sarah, have come together to form the dynamic...