Earl Sweatshirt is a West Coast rapper, and a member of the young artist collective Odd Future. Despite being just sixteen, Earl has a really mature flow and some pretty witty lyrics. Sure, he’s got a writer’s obsession with murder and sex, but what dude his age doesn’
Ridiculous picture, I know. However, this post is completely made of serious business. It doesn’t take a rocket surgeon or a brain scientist to figure out I get a lot of e-mails from music fans and musicians, asking me to put my ears to something. And though it takes
I’m an ambitious guy who doesn’t know when to say “no more pudding, please.” As a result, there’s a lot on my plate, and I let some artists slip through the cracks every once in a while. However, I’m not gonna let that happen with this
Enemies List is a CT-based label that doesn’t get enough credit. There aren’t dozens of albums in their discography, because they’re more about quality than quantity. What few albums they have released include underground essentials from NAHVALR and Have A Nice Life, and they’ll be adding
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Something about Dam Funk‘s music–and I’m sure it’s intended–reminds me of the West Coast circa 1985. This track, “Hood Pass Intact,” is from volume four of Dam Funk’s Toeachizown. Out now via Stones Throw. –
Something about Dam Funk‘s music–and I’m sure it’s intended–reminds me of the West Coast circa 1985. This track, “Hood Pass Intact,” is from volume four of Dam Funk’s Toeachizown. Out now via Stones Throw. –
