We’ll keep it all the way 100 with you, TSS Family. Reviewing albums this year has been bit of a chore because rappers these days only care about first week numbers instead of managing the number of the tracks on their albums. Notice how half of the industry’s 3rd quarter releases magically got delayed in time to catch the holiday buyer’s eye, no matter the cost? However, that’s another story for another day. Read the rest of this entry »

Let’s face it, when you’re Random Axe and contemplating whether you’ll use “Chewbacca” as a single or not, there’s only two ways to go. You either build the Star Wars wookie into the visual concept, or you decide against pushing the song and cross out an accompanying music video altogether. Read the rest of this entry »

Random Axe may be best known, as Sean Price puts it, for delivering “…aggressive content, no love letter rhymes and raps about chicks. Just a whole lot of druggin’ and thuggin’, that’s it.” But even with Black Milk’s beat knocking and while delivering verses designed to rattle your bones, they take a moment in the video for “Random Call” to show their lighter side. Read the rest of this entry »

Before the trio’s album drops, Random Axe shares one more track with the listening masses. Featuring Roc Marciano, “Chewbacca” sounds everything the title implies and to be expected from the lineup of rap henchmen. Read the rest of this entry »

Very dope track from the Random Axe trio and Black’s keys are the business. Read the rest of this entry »

Black Milk, Sean P and Guilty Simpson may move as a single unity under the Random Axe umbrella, but name still entails that there are three different personalities working towards unpredictability. Read the rest of this entry »

Random Axe spitting fire on Toca Tuesdays. A simple pleasure. Black Milk holds his own, deliberate and calm. He may be quick to remind everyone that he’s the producer here, but he delivers a solid performance. Guilty Simpson – with nods to Boobie Gibson and Yao Ming – warns foes with his stomping, relentless flow. Read the rest of this entry »

The latest band of Hip-Hop antiheroes, Random Axe, are clean and dirty like the bar of Fight Club soap. As a result, they finally have their ducks in a row so they can shoot them down for their Duck Down sponsored LP. Black Milk sets the table for three and alongside Guilty Simpson and Sean P., they feast on wack rapper chicken wangs. Read the rest of this entry »

2008 was used to send Tronic shock waves throughout the underground but in 2009, Black Milk spent most of the time sharping his sword for this latest attack. Twenty Ten gonna be that year for Detroit’s favorite multi-tasker. And as you can hear for yourself, he’s been very busy working on his next plan(s) of action. Read the rest of this entry »

“God, I’m in the Saab on some Money Makin’ Mitch sh#t…”

This is obviously a rough verse from Random Axe instead of Kimbo Price material, but I wanted to share the cover of KP anyways…and, it’s new Sean P audio. Read the rest of this entry »

You’ve been formally introduced, so just consider this a harbinger for their future endeavors.  Black Milk, Sean P & Guilty Simpson do some audio rabble rousing Read the rest of this entry »

Words By Jason Hortillas

Duck Down hasn’t pulled any punches. According to their press release, label CEO Dru Ha has signed Random Axe to join the team.

If you were like me and said who the “eff” is Random Axe just look at the members:

Sean Price, Black Milk & Guilty Simpson. Read the rest of this entry »