RUBBEROOM :: new rewind @ GLmag :: BRUTAL DRUMS
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NEW REWIND at groundliftmag.com[/b]
Throughout the 90's, Chicago's underground hip-hop scene was arguably one of the country's most vibrant, and while we got some props at the time, history hasn't been as kind, often reducing the conversation about Chicago hip-hop to the rim-riding Kanye and Twista and the Gap-loving Common, leaving numerous deserving artists reliant on the attention of underground hip-hop rags and internet blogs. One group that I never felt got it's true due is a crew by the name of Rubberoom.RUBBEROOM[/b]
Throughout the 90's, Chicago's underground hip-hop scene was arguably one of the country's most vibrant, and while we got some props at the time, history hasn't been as kind, often reducing the conversation about Chicago hip-hop to the rim-riding Kanye and Twista and the Gap-loving Common, leaving numerous deserving artists reliant on the attention of underground hip-hop rags and internet blogs. One group that I never felt got it's true due is a crew by the name of Rubberoom.RUBBEROOM[/b]
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plaese to read. thx.
didn't galapagos4 try to get them to do an album on the label?