Category: Reviews

Follow Anywhere the Dope Go on Twitter A member of Detroit’s Team Eastside, he’s been active since the early 2010s. Here you can feel it, his vocal tone is subdued….

After spending six years within the prison system, Bobby Shmurda is finally free. The long awaited project is here, yet it doesn’t exactly deliver on quality. That’s not exactly the…

While A$AP Mob was slowly moving their ways from the underground of NY to the mainstream, Da$H was there in the shadows. Carving the darker, grittier side of the Beast…

Warhol.SS is a name that alludes most. Somehow still underground despite so many years within the scene & plenty of cosigns, he continues to grow with each new release. This…

Enough has been said about both of these legendary artists in the rollout of Cheat Codes, despite the music really speaking for itself. Black Thought, as one of the best,…

This is not a greatest hits album. Despite sharing namesake with the original album, this newest compilation from Eminem serves as a revisionist history of his own career. While the…

Follow Anywhere the Dope Go on Twitter Here we will discuss some tight albums that dropped in recent weeks which we might not have gotten a chance to review in…

The above tweet is as apt a description of what makes Young Nudy special as possible; The juxtaposition of heartless trap and horror imagery with lighthearted sounds and flows makes…

When you stick your head so deep into the world of Wu-Tang, its easy to get lost. When you touch on the the affiliates, you find hundreds of members you…

Following up his 2020 album, Bankroll Freddie’s newest effort feels like a restart for him. There’s a new fire here that was lacking on his previous effort Big Bank, as…

While there work ethic of the Michigan Trap scene seems never ending, few are making albums with a heavy sense of introspection. BandGang Lonnie Bands’ enters those ranks with his…

While Lndn Drgs have been lauded as some of the best and freshest West Coast hiphop in the game, their front man Jay Worthy is a bit more polarizing on…