Ashatron297

Tyler might have the best 4 album run in hip hop right now with Chromakopia, the conceptual themes for paranoia, maturity, being caught up in monogamous relationships and his struggles in real life, all culminating into a solid and otherwise skip-less release. Tyler‘s lyricism is on point and straight-up exemplary, the singing might be off-putting to some but the way Tyler describes the stories here makes the vocals hit extremely hard. Even a song with Sexy Redd, Florilla and Lil Wayne on ... read more

Shoutout to one of the mods for making this album come to life, passionate verses talking about his fanboy image and great production all through from Shmirko and AmyFm. The fun punchy beats on the tape feels like you entered a Fourtex that leads you to another dimension with rainbow colours and eyeliner. Such a great listen throughout and might make you feel a little bit bicurious.

Favs: Lasso, Happy to Provide, Nobody Cares, Bugs Bunny, Tans and Bands, Inevitability, Peachy Keen (wish it ... read more

This was the era where Tom Macdonald began his culture vulture status and it resulted in one of the corniest rappers of the decade, this album was to blame. Though the production on most of the tracks is somewhat interesting, half of those beats were used by other talented rappers before Tom. Tom's vocals are that of an angry Karen who couldn't keep her racist views to herself on this album, and some of those tracks were a bit racist and transphobic… something he constantly ... read more

What can I say that hasn’t been said, this is a hip-hop classic. The debut album from one of the greatest hip hop groups of all time made their best material on this 11-track album, 12 for the 7th chamber remix. The amount of effort put into the production all handled by The Rza himself speaks volumes for each track on here. Each of the members brings in the most potent, introspective, haunting and powerful verses they’ve ever put into composition. This was the beginning of the ... read more