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Big Boi might have already seen his career peak, but he certainly is at his most selfless, honest, and exploratory now.
What is technically Big Boi’s third solo outing (if we’re counting Speakerboxxx), is a calculated risk that pays off for open-minded fans.
A more immediate, instantly addictive hip-hop album you will not find this side of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
Despite the heterogeneous nature of the album as a whole, Patton is never out of his depth, even when paired with unusual collaborators.
Vicious Lies isn't a bad album by any means, but it suffers when held up to the expectations of the past.
Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors is on the one hand a genre-busting statement of artistic restlessness but it's also a mess.
A Perfect mix of Hip-hop, underground hip-hop and Alternative music.
"In the A" and "Thom Pettie" save this album, barely, it's so bad for me that even a goddamn Jai Paul collaboration is forgettable.
If nothing else, it reminded me how much I love Sir Lucious Leftfoot
