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Unlocked is hip-hop geek heaven, paying homage to the legendary artists of the 1990s and early 2000s while fueling every Nintendo 64-fueled fantasy.
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The Clog is taking over as the temporary admissions board and has just admitted your favorite rappers to UC Berkeley. Your major is about to get an unexpected addition this fall.
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As of 2018, trap star Gucci Mane, aka Trap God, aka Big Guwap, aka La Flare, aka Mr. Zone 6 and so on, has amassed 12 studio albums, one soundtrack, seven EPs, 72 mixtapes and 33 singles. With that sort of discography, one can only wonder how the Trap God decided on his setlist for Saturday’s performance.
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Aoki’s house music has stayed fresh and relevant. Despite the mainstream success he has achieved, he still profusely showed his love for his fans.
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This week, the arts & entertainment staff has prepared a particularly eclectic selection of events to sample throughout the week.
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The few breaks in the album come from its features, but even the impressive list of guest producers doesn’t pull enough weight to save ‘Culture II.’
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In terms of prior discography, the album is less cohesive and groundbreaking than the band’s debut album Reflection, though it is more so than previous release 7/27.
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The more involved I get in copy editing, the more absorbed I get in the actual rules of real grammar. When I write weird dialogue or add that extra hyphen, I end up throwing myself off more than the reader.
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Riff Raff returns to the Neon Nation with what was promised to be the most Versace album of the summer: PEACH PANTHER. Two years after dropping his debut album NEON iCON, however, Riff’s PANTHER fails to recreate the bangers that had everyone tip toe wing in their jawwdinz and wanting
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It’s always interesting to hear artists cover the work of their peers, especially when it involves a mixing of genres and a crossing of musical boundaries. Inspired by Vampire Weekend’s recent cover of Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjBhfh909Ww ),” this week I wanted to share some fun indie covers of
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