If some rappers can represent virtual unreality 24/7, how about giving an artist who represents the real some burn for a change? Bambu owns his dual-citizenship as keyholder to both the Philippines and The City of Angels and together with DJ Muggs, he’s down for some soul assassination on the lyrical tip with a heaping platter of food for thought on Los Angeles, Philippines. You either ride with them or collide with them, folks. Read the rest of this entry »

DJ Muggs & Ill Bill are back with another televisionary reminder for their upcoming terrordome byproduct in Kill Devil Hills. Giving the 80s babies a bit of nostalgic with the Saturday morning cartoon mix-up, make sure to slice your neighbor’s throat and write 8.31.10 with their blood in the middle of the kitchen floor. Read the rest of this entry »

This song’s inadvertently been part of my daily routine for the past few weeks thanks to it being in rotation over at Shade 45. Muggs’ methodical & wailing organs coupled with politically charged lyrics from Bill always sounded like the perfect get away music. Read the rest of this entry »

Words by Landon A.

After reviewing Soul Assassin’s new joint, Intermission, for URB and sharing a gem with you, the loyal readers of The Smoking Section (have you copped your TSS shirt?) I dug into my collection of Muggs collabos, which were gathering dust on my hard drive and found a joint effort with the Cali beat maker and a group of native ATLien rappers.

Wedged somewhere between RZA and Dr. Dre’s tracks you’ll find a highly overlooked guest shot from The Dungeon’s own Goodie Mob. I never thought Read the rest of this entry »