Monthly Archives: June 2018

We last heard from Kool Moe Dee in 1991 with his third full-length release Knowledge Is King. You can read my thoughts on that album by clicking this link, but in a few words: Knowledge Is King was chalked full … Continue reading →

Nineties hip-hop gave us several abstract artists and one-off projects, but no one project or group may have epitomized both those things more than the subject of today’s post, Son of Bazerk. Son of Bazerk (government name: Tony Allen) and … Continue reading →

If you’re keeping track at home, place this one after Hypocrisy Is The Greatest Luxury. Make Way For The Motherlode is the debut album from the South Central based female emcee, Yo-Yo. In my review of her second album Black … Continue reading →