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  Death Grips' 'Firestarter' Remix Somehow More Frenzied Than Original

  April 11, 2013 – We don't know what motivated Death Grips to suddenly remix the Prodigy's 1997 hit "Firestarter." In fact, we don't know what motivates most of SPIN's Artist of the Year 2012's actions, from their NSFW cover art to their label-taunting 50 Best Albums of 2012-endorsed NO LOVE DEEP WEB leak. …
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  Watch the History of Video Games, Soundtracked by the Rap Songs That Sample Them

  November 29, 2012 – We're sure you remember our Kotaku-approved list of 50 rap songs that sample video games. If not, it basically traced rap's love affair with the joystick from Sugar Hill Records alumni chilling at the ice arcade to Lil B expressing his love for you over Final Fantasy X. …
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  No Trivia's Friday Five: Has Gunplay Gone Pitbull?

  July 6, 2012 – Heads up to anybody who was entertained by my interview a few months back with underground comics dude and Lil B cover artist Benjamin Marra. His latest comic book, Lincoln Washington: Free Man, is now available to purchase, via Traditional Comics. Like Marra's Gangsta Rap Posse, it's a pulpy, often absurd satire in the guise of a revenge tale that's not for the squeamish or easily offended. …
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• Prodigy, 'H.N.I.C. 3' (Infamous)

  July 5, 2012 – In his own world, with his chest puffed out and his rhymes underwritten, legendary Mobb Deep dunn seems well, done. …
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  Termanology

  November 25, 2008 – Walk down Canal Street under the shadow of the Manhattan Bridge and you'll see people lining up for the Fung Wah bus. Originally a cheap way for Asian immigrants to commute between new York's and Boston's Chinatowns ($15 a ride), it's now often used by frugal locals, students, and in the case of 26-year-old Termanology, fledgling rappers juggling the demands of a career and family. …
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  New Albums from AC/DC, Gang Gang Dance, Electric Six, and more

  October 21, 2008 – Here's a rundown of albums available online and in record stores today: AC/DC, Black Ice Rock's eternal road crew repave the highway to you know where. READ REVIEW The Dears, Missiles The art of lightening up eludes melodramatic gloom duo. READ REVIEW Electric Six, Flashy Disco-panicking Detroit jokers give rave-ups surprising depth. READ REVIEW Gang Gang Dance, St. …
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