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We Don’t Even Live Here is the fourth solo album from P.O.S, a member of Minneapolis indie hip hop collective Doomtree. It was released on Rhymesayers Entertainment on October 23, 2012. Check out our review of We Don’t Even Live Here and let us know what you think of it yourself in the comment section. …
Here is our review of Brother Ali’s album mourning in america and dreaming in color that dropped a while back. We finally got around to reviewing it so here it goes. Let us know what you think about the album in the comment section.
P.O.S. has a new album coming out, We Don’t Even Live Here, and it’s set to drop October 23rd. Here is the first single from the album.
Aesop Rock, Rob Sonic, DJ Big Wiz, Edison and Dark Time Sunshine The Loft – Atlanta, GA 8/7/12 So I got home from a long day of work and got ready to start making dinner. As I went into the fridge to see what I had to cook, I noticed my Aesop Rock ticket. See, …
You guys may remember, during our review of Copywrite’s God Save The King that I mentioned how excited I was to hear some new Illogic material. Well, I got my wish with Preparing For Capture, his collaborative effort with iconic producer, Blockhead. I’d heard some time ago that these two were planning on recording an …
I Self Devine drops his fourth mixtape this year, The Shining Path, and is no available for streaming below. ISD sticks to the same political content that I appreciate and listen to him for. This is the final mixtape in preparation for his upcoming Rhymesayers album, The Sound of Low Class America, which contains a …