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The debut album from producer Sami Baha reveals an undeniable grasp of hip-hop fundamentals and trap aesthetics, while propelling these concepts forward.

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Black Milk's Poetry Is Dexterous and Crisp on 'Fever'

Black Milk draws a parallel between funky hip-hop swing and the daily exploits of inner city living on Fever.

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Aggressively experimental, "Since C.A.Y.A." is dissonant and schizophrenic with beats going all over the place and plenty of tasty sonic treats weaving in and out of the track.

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Dälek: Endangered Philosophies

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The Forerunner: An Interview with Shabazz Palaces

"It’s just like exploration really, and just jumping off certain types of cliffs and trying to open up sonic parachutes that’ll get you floating down to your destination and landing on two feet."

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A suffocating stroll through the damp streets of South London and Cunningham's abstract interpretation of his mind.

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Young Fathers: Dead

Dead is a deeply weird album. It's probably the strangest hip-hop album made since Death Grip's Government Plates.

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Blu: NoYork!

We're 98% positive you've never heard a hip-hop LP quite like NoYork! before.

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JPEGMAFIA's 'All My Heroes Are Cornballs' Humanizes His Visceral Online Image

On All My Heroes Are Cornballs, experimental rapper and producer JPEGMAFIA broadens his visceral online image and sounds into a more vulnerable, humanizing, and melodic project.

Death Grips Produce Another Fun Ride on 'Year of the Snitch'

Experimental hip-hop act Death Grips returns with a more straightforward and direct offering in the rock-infused Year of the Snitch.

Sami Baha Displays How Deep the Roots of Hip-Hop Run

The debut album from producer Sami Baha reveals an undeniable grasp of hip-hop fundamentals and trap aesthetics, while propelling these concepts forward.

Black Milk's Poetry Is Dexterous and Crisp on 'Fever'

Black Milk draws a parallel between funky hip-hop swing and the daily exploits of inner city living on Fever.

Shabazz Palaces - "Since C.A.Y.A." (Singles Going Steady)

Aggressively experimental, "Since C.A.Y.A." is dissonant and schizophrenic with beats going all over the place and plenty of tasty sonic treats weaving in and out of the track.

Dälek: Endangered Philosophies

Dälek release a statement regarding the current state of reality. By reflecting on their past and collecting the various aspects making up the essence of their identity they unleash a vitriolic work of experimental hip-hop.

Sleaford Mods: Key Markets

Sleaford Mods continue to not give a single flying f**k, to grand results.

Busdriver: Perfect Hair

Just when you thought hip-hop couldn't get weirder...

The Forerunner: An Interview with Shabazz Palaces

"It’s just like exploration really, and just jumping off certain types of cliffs and trying to open up sonic parachutes that’ll get you floating down to your destination and landing on two feet."

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They’re not monsters, they’re just ahead of the curve.

Actress: Ghettoville

A suffocating stroll through the damp streets of South London and Cunningham's abstract interpretation of his mind.

Young Fathers: Dead

Dead is a deeply weird album. It's probably the strangest hip-hop album made since Death Grip's Government Plates.

Blu: NoYork!

We're 98% positive you've never heard a hip-hop LP quite like NoYork! before.

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