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 Five years after his last 'I’ll sleep when you’re dead,' our redhead returns much more pissed off than ever.

 You, yes you, the loser who only knows how to listen to chart-topping rap... stop being an idiot and listen to this Cancer for the cure.

El-P’s ‘Cancer For The Cure’ channels raw anger and frustration through intricate rhymes and a blend of diverse musical styles. The album showcases El-P’s polished skills with standout performances from Killer Mike and Mr. Muthafuckin Exquire. This intense and sophisticated hip-hop album challenges mainstream rap, demanding serious attention from listeners. A powerful follow-up to his previous work, it solidifies El-P’s status as an underground legend. Dive into El-P’s fiery ‘Cancer For The Cure’ and experience hip-hop like never before—listen now!

 "I rap at the speed of light; seriously, I'm not kidding!"

 "In this new album called 'crowsdown', I've thrown in a bit of everything: from the obsessive break-beat to indie rock and even a brief dancefloor moment."

Themselves' album 'Crowsdown' showcases Doseone's rapid-fire, unconventional rap style paired with Jel's innovative and eclectic production. Despite minor critiques like the use of auto-tune, the album blends break-beat, indie rock, and hip-hop elements effectively. Tracks like 'You Ain't It' and 'Gangster of Disbelief' highlight their unique approach. Overall, 'Crowsdown' is a bold and creative project from seasoned underground artists. Dive into Themselves' 'Crowsdown' for a wild ride through inventive hip-hop beats and rapid-fire rhymes!

 Damn what a flow: monotonous, at times repetitive, supported by an embarrassing use of metrics!

 Pop is too little real gangsta and Emis isn’t as real as he wants us to believe!

The reviewer harshly criticizes Emis Killa's 'Il peggiore' for lacking the gritty realism found in classic 90s gangsta rap. Despite strong production by Big Fish, the album's lyrics feel monotonous and overly commercial. The reviewer is unimpressed by the artist's persona and questions his authenticity. The review mixes dark humor and irony to highlight disappointment with modern rap narratives. Dive into this bold and unfiltered critique of Emis Killa’s 'Il peggiore' and discover why real gangsta rap fans stay skeptical.