Back when their fellow Chi-Town homie still went by Tung Twista, Midwest trendsetters Do or Die were rapping a lot like some of your favorite rappers do now: fast flowing with lyrical content fit for a trip to the re-up spot. Read the rest of this entry »

So, I finally caught wind of Twista’s Category F5.

Considering this go round was closer to the classic Adrenaline Rush than Adrenaline Rush 2007 ever was, I’d say our 3.5 Cig rating was warranted. Simply put, it’s a well-rounded mix of the two styles Twista’s consistently flourished from throughout his six studio releases Read the rest of this entry »

A category F5 twister is impossible to predict. Though many storms can hit a landscape promising damaging winds, they rarely come through with the anticipated ferocity. After a few storms in Twista’s catalogue that produced little more than a few forgettable showers, the Chi-town spitter is back and unleashing his patented double-time flow the likes of which we haven’t heard since since his breakout LP Kamikaze for his latest tempest of an album Category F5. Read the rest of this entry »

Certain artists need to make the time to drop a collabo album already. Read the rest of this entry »

My little brother is twelve.

Aside from being a little shit, he’s currently in the middle of that awkward stage of adolescence where deodorant and porn become essentials. His clothes can almost fit me. His voice cracks more than Kanye using Auto-Tune.

You know the age.

Anyways, upon arriving home from a weeklong excursion to Louisiana (Bourbon St…nuts), I stopped by my mom’s house to say hello. As I walked through the door, my know-it-all younger clone told me he’d found “the best song ever.” Then, he naively asked me if I’d “ever heard ‘Regulate’ by Warren G?” Read the rest of this entry »