Month: January 1970

Waka Flocka Flame, one of the most hyped local rappers to hit Atlanta’s overcrowded hip-hop scene in years, has released his highly anticipated debut LP, Flockaveli. This 17-track album commands attention with crunk rap beats […]

With its debut album Tropsicle, indie pop band the Mermaids hopes to remind America why surf rock was such a big deal. The Atlanta-based band may give off a distinct indie darling vibe–with combined coverage […]

Straying from the typical, the Chambers of Horror is not your average haunted house. First off, the house is not haunted. It’s more of a creepy warehouse set up behind the Masquerade, a local music […]

Asian-American electro hip-hop quartet Far East Movement has released their major label debut, Free Wired. The group consists of members Kev Nish, J-Splif, Prohgress and DJ Virman. The 11-track album was co-written by Bruno Mars […]

Millionaires aren’t safe in the projects. At least, that’s what Lottery Ticket implies. Directed by big-screen newcomer Erik Wright, the film stars Bow Wow as Kevin Carson, a hard-working inner city dweller who’s simultaneously blessed […]

Coming and Crying, Melissa Gira Grant and Meaghan O’Connell Compiled and edited by Melissa Gira Grant, writer, and Meaghan O’Connell, a writer and Tumblr employee, Coming and Crying is a book about… Well, sex. As […]

If there’s one thing of which Hollywood hasn’t given the public a shortage, it’s celebrity scandals. Society consistently places celebrities on behavioral pedestals and holds them to standards much higher than are expected from average […]

Trill O.G., Bun B’s cleverly titled third installment in the Trill series, is the first album in five years (Naked Truth, Lil Kim) to receive five microphones, the highest rating, from the Source. Trill O.G. […]

As you travel deeper into an album of cybernated madness, you can’t help but feel as though you have stumbled into an ‘80s Atari video game. M.I.A.’s third album, ///Y/, appears to be a rejection […]