Hip-hop legends Blu & Exile kicked off their latest tour with an unforgettable performance at The Lodge Room in Los Angeles.
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Australian artist Zay Ravelle returns with a high-octane club remix of ‘CINNAMON,’ showcasing a sharper, more aggressive sound.
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Grafh Returns with ‘Sometimes Money Cost Too Much’ (Album Review)
Queens emcee Grafh delivers his fifth studio album, navigating a mix of gritty boom-bap and modern experimentation after a two-month delay.
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Detroit rapper Bake Lo returns with his fifth studio album, ‘Spirals,’ showcasing a matured sound and deep lyrical evolution.
The Gloom Unit’s Full-Length Debut “House of Gloom” Feels Darker Than Their Earlier EPs
West coast horrorcore duo The Gloom Unit delivers a haunting, atmospheric full-length debut that pushes their sound into darker, more visceral territory.