After watching the new documentary Amy, I’ve found myself revisiting the catalog of an artist whose creative work […]
Category Archive: hip-hop
On May 2014 the self-identifying ghetto-metal band, Body Count, released their fifth album, Manslaughter, after an eight year […]
When Ice Cube took his star turn as Compton roughneck Doughboy in John Singleton’s “Boyz N’ the Hood,” […]
Over the last twenty or thirty years, historians have tried to situate the United States in a […]
ToM Best of 2013 Did any album capture the contradictions of 2013 better than Acid Rap? The second […]
“Starting with the affirmation of man/ I work myself backwards using cynicism,” Mike Watt sings on the Minutemen’s […]
In a city of student government types, D.C.’s general population seems awash in people who actually believed high […]
Good God this summer’s been hot! Anyone living in the Midwest, Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, or Southeast knows the debilitating […]