Crucial Conflict are a hip-hop collective featuring Coldhard, Wildstyle, Kilo, and Never. On their debut album, The Final Tic, they have created a distinctive musical style that they refer to as "Rodeo," as well as "Snappin," a term they use to describe their own brand of rhyme. Of course, Crucial Conflict aren't quite the trailblazers they would like to be -- this is still funky, hardcore rap at its most basic. However, it sounds damn good, particularly when they work a deep groove an...   [ read more ]

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Conflict's first official U.S. release was a 16-song (plus interview) compilation highlighting the best of the band's output since their 1982 debut, The House That Man Built (source of the opening statement of intent, "Conflict"), through to the mid- to late '80s. At its heart, Employing All Means Necessary a reasonably straightforward reflection of the British Standard Issue collection, but a smattering of additional cuts ("Law and Order," "Custom Rock," "The Ungovernable Force") e...   [ read more ]

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Dance-pop-punk made by two bad ass girls that have been friends since they were little that like making music together. ,br> "Best Friends Forever, a group whose core consists of two women who have been friends going on a decade-and-a-half, sounds like the kind of music that Sleater-Kinney would make on their hiatus while listening to a lot of They Might Be Giants. Songs like "My Head In Front Of Your Head" and "Handpocket" have similar vocal characteristics of the former and the idiosyncratic wit of the...   [ read more ]

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