ONE PER CUSTOMER (or you will have none). MF Doom's fifth and many would say best album. Released in 2004, it has been called "an attempt to preserve the golden age of hip-hop." (RSE-0084-1)
Black vinyl LP. Cheat Codes is Danger Mouse’s first hip-hop album in seventeen years - since his 2005 DangerDOOM collaboration with the late, great MF DOOM - and Black Thought’s only full length collaboration beyond his pioneering music in The Roots.
Detroit underground rap staple Quelle Chris is back with a new LP, Deathflame. It features appearances by Navy Blue, Pink Siifu, Denmark Vessey, Cavalier, J Jig Cicero, and Moruf, and was largely produced by Quelle Chris himself.
Sittin' on Chrome is the second and final album from Hip Hop group Masta Ace Incorporated. Ace followed the success of his 1994 hits "Jeep Ass Niguh" and "Crooklyn", which concentrated more on the West Coast/gangsta hip-hop sound.
When an artist decides to call it quits, it gives them the freedom to make their final statement one of their best. Such is the case with Duval “Masta Ace” Clear, who, after a five-year hiatus, went out with a bang on his fourth album, Disposable Arts.
Masta Ace specializes in concept albums that make his discography feel like an acclaimed TV series demanding to be heard in order to appreciate it best. There are running themes throughout most them.
MF Doom is the man in the iron mask. The most mysterious figure in hip-hop has also become one of the most popular, supplying beats and rhymes for Gorillaz, de la Soul, Madlib, Danger Mouse, and Wu-Tang Clan, and drawing praise from heavyweights.
