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AESOP ROCK - Float

His name may not have made its way yet, out of the underground, but Aesop Rock's career is definitely on an ascending path. Three years after Music for Earthworms, and less than one year after a short but intense […]
Published on Thursday 19 October 2000 at 23:00 in Albums

MASTERMINDS - Interview

After some singles and one great EP (Live from Area 51), The Masterminds have finally released one of the good albums of the Summer 2000, The Underground Railroad. A bit curious about this group (Kimani, Epod et Oracle), its album and their impressive guests list (Mr. Khaliyl, L-Fudge, Mr. Lif, J-Treds, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Mr. Complex, J-Live, El-P), we tried to know more about them. We've been lucky : Kimani and Epod accepted very quickly to answer our questions.

Published on Thursday 28 September 2000 at 22:42 in Interviews

BUCK 65 - Interview

Judging by his strange, slow rap, his foggy beats splitted in different parts and his true poetic skills, it was logical that Buck 65 became affiliated to Anticon. He is one of the few, though, along with his fellow […]
Published on Wednesday 13 September 2000 at 22:15 in Interviews

ANTIPOP CONSORTIUM - Tragic Epilogue

Antipop Consortium's very name, as well as the cover of their first album art, hinted clearly about the trio's purposes: they were all about arts. Originally identified through the Nuyorican Café and the Rap Meets Poetry […]
Published on Wednesday 6 September 2000 at 22:23 in Albums

NECRO - I Need Drugs

A beatmaker for Non-Phixion, Cage, Missing Linx and a few others, and also an MC, the boss of the Psycho+Logical label, and a video maker, Necro is a major character in New-York's underground rap scene. He is its […]
Published on Tuesday 15 August 2000 at 22:37 in Albums

LOUIS LOGIC - Interview

A few weeks after the release of its successful Loud Mouth single, and just when his album Music to Drink by is released, Louis Logic tells us about his career, his vision of hip-hop, the next Jedi Mind Tricks album and many others things. Meeting with a nice rapper.

Published on Tuesday 1 August 2000 at 22:30 in Interviews

J-ZONE - Interview

One year after his first EP Music for tu Madre praised by hip hop's most careful reviewers, New York's J-Zone is releasing a second one, A Bottle of Whup Ass, a EP full of ideas and imagination and this summer's best records. Let's meet a rapper who takes life on the right side.

Published on Sunday 23 July 2000 at 22:37 in Interviews

DILATED PEOPLES - The Platform

The story of the Dilated Peoples demonstrates that the underground can be a way to redemption, sometimes. Three years after they started in 1992, Babu (DJ), Rakaa Iriscience (MC) and Evidence (producer and MC) realized that they wouldn't get a place in hip-hop's highest spheres, when Epic decided to close its subsidiary, Immortal Records, with which they had a contract. Consequently, Imagery, Battle Hymns & Political Poetry, their first album, wouldn't be released. This setback, however, wouldn't be definitive.

Published on Saturday 24 June 2000 at 22:21 in Albums
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