Viktor Vaughn

Vaudeville Villain

who would have guessed that DOOM’s most emotional album would be released under a pseudonym?? while this albums tells the fictional story of viktor vaughan, it also describes systemic racism, relationship troubles, and the competitive nature of the rap scene. this is almost on par with madvillainy with every track beside the open mic nites being amazing and tracks 6-8 all being among my favorite DOOM songs in his entire discography.

faves: raedawn,let me watch, saliva, title track, ... read more

QUICKIE REVIEW #3

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: I guess I’ll say this now, but this account will go on hiatus for most of July. If you want to know why, I will be going to camp from June 28th to I think July 24th. I will have no internet access, so, yeah. You know. Nothing against the site, I just literally can’t make reviews. I might download some albums while I’m at camp and write in notes offline, but we’ll see. At least this NMF is stacked.

Onto the quick review, this ... read more

rest in peace to a legend

EDIT: Open Mic Nite pt. 2 and A Dead Mouse grew off me a lil bit, still a powerhouse of an album. And still my fav DOOM

FIRST 100 FOR A HIP-HOP ALBUM!¿?¡?!!!?¿!!¡?¿

I've said this in an older review, precisely DOOM's Born Like This, and I'll say it again: MF DOOM is already an incredible poet, songwriter and rapper, but he still is an artist that relies also very heavily on aesthetic, at times more than technical ability. This isn't essentially a bad thing, ... read more