El-P

Features

The Best Hip-Hop of 2007

By Quentin B. Huff

From Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five to a dope album named Desire, hip-hop showed growth in 2007. [11 December 2007]

Reviews

El-P: Ill Sleep When Youre Dead

By Dave Heaton

Classic hip-hop sounds a lot different after you've filtered it through 1984, through the War in Iraq, through the Patriot Act. [13 April 2007]

El-P: Collecting the Kid

By Justin Cober-Lake

For this disc, highly-regarded producer El-P gathers some of his rarities, outtakes, and soundtrack work into one place.

[3 February 2005]

El-P: High Water

By David Morris

Aside from the album’s tenor, there are problems in the tension between songwriting and improvisation.

[15 June 2004]

El-P: High Water

By Stefan Braidwood

Quite simply, whether you’re a Matthew Shipp groupie, a Def Jukie or even a Roc soldier, you need to hear this record, as it’s probably the biggest step forward for hip-hop as a musical art form since Endtroducing.

[30 April 2004]

EL-P: Fandam Plus: Instrumentals, Remixes, Lyrics & Video

By Dave Heaton

EL-P: Fandam Plus: Instrumentals, Remixes, Lyrics & Video

By Scott Hreha

El-P: Cannibal Oxtrumentals

By Matt Cibula

El-P: Fantastic Damage

By Matt Eberhart