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• CD Review: Rusty Ps' "The Shape of Things to Come"

  Read up on their bio, and you'll learn that the Rusty Ps have been around for roughly 13 years. Not many hiphop groups get to reach such a landmark. And not many of the ones that do put out classic albums at that point. Yeah, I said classic. Spend... Posted Mar 18 2008, 07:25 PM by Milan Zori With | With no comments Filed under: hiphop, Rusty Ps, The Shape of Things, Souls of Mischief, Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth

• The Rusty Ps: CD release party

  Blog Party talks to the Rusty Ps and takes a peek at their new release thanks to MKE contributor Steven Potter . With a three year break since the last Rusty Ps album, the local hip hop group is set to drop their latest CD on Friday with a release party... Posted Feb 28 2008, 03:15 PM by jvince With | With no comments Filed under: Stonefly Brewery, hiphop, DJ Madhatter, Rusty Ps, new CD, Phantom Channel, Count Classic

• Nas meets a nitwit

  Seriously, Nas deserves an Oscar for keeping a straight face while talking to this ding-dong. Posted Feb 11 2008, 11:40 AM by Milan Zori With | With 3 comment(s) Filed under: Nas, hiphop, CNN, hilarious newscaster lady

• The lowdown on Miltown Hip-Hop Beat Down

  MKE contributor Kennita Hickman returns to Blog Party with a look at the Miltown Hip-Hop Beat Down. It’s a known fact that Milwaukee’s hip-hop scene is divided: East siders lean more toward conscious indie rap, and the north side favors the commercial... Posted Feb 05 2008, 03:12 PM by jvince With | With no comments Filed under: DJs, hiphop

• Friday Blog Party Gift Bag

  1. The phenomenal musical monster known as Lyrics Born has a new album coming out April 22. It's called Everywhere at Once , and is the official studio follow-up to his 2003 debut ( Later That Day... ). Yes, five years have passed. But unlike other... Posted Feb 01 2008, 11:57 AM by Milan Zori With | With 1 comment(s) Filed under: Vic Ruggiero, the Slackers, Andrew Bird, Quannum, folk, Lyrics Born, ska, hiphop, Tchad Blake, Hellcat Records, Latyrx, Haley Bonar