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Nate Patrin

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Nate Patrin’s writing has appeared in several far-flung corners of music critic circles, ranging from Pitchfork to SPIN to the Seattle Weekly and the Minneapolis/St. Paul City Pages. Quiz him on what his favorite record is, and he’ll typically ask if he can narrow it down by era, genre and region, and even then he’ll wind up mulling over a couple dozen candidates. Ghostface Killah’s Supreme Clientele, the Stooges’ Fun House and Miles Davis’ On the Corner, for starters.

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Aesop Rock, Skelethon…

Aesop Rock is often opaque in his best moments. Each phrase is more vivid… more »

Aesop Rock, Skelethon –…

Aesop Rock is often opaque in his best moments. Each phrase is more vivid… more »

Aesop Rock, Skelethon –…

Aesop Rock is often opaque in his best moments. Each phrase is more vivid… more »

Large Professor, Professor @ …

The producer Large Professor has crafted more iconic tracks (Kool G Rap … more »

Azealia Banks, 1991

Azealia Banks’s “212″ was a ruthless knock upside the h… more »

Azealia Banks, 1991 (Edited V…

Azealia Banks’s “212″ was a ruthless knock upside the h… more »

Oh No, Ohnomite

Rudy Ray Moore’s Dolemite persona was a shit-talking raconteur who … more »

El-P, Cancer 4 Cure

El-P’s music has always been a mix of sci-fi futurist grandiosity a… more »

Blockhead, Interludes After M…

As whimsical and childlike as Ninja Tune mainstay Blockhead’s music… more »

Death Grips, The Money Store…

The first impulse after listening to Death Grips’ The Money Store m… more »

Stik Figa, As Himself…

For hip-hop fans who value authenticity, Stik Figa is as real as it gets … more »

Gensu Dean, Lo-Fi Fingahz…

Texas-based Gensu Dean is a traditionalist about crate-digging and beat-b… more »

ECID, Werewolf Hologram…

The Twin Cities have nurtured and cultivated abstract hip-hop to the poin… more »

Busdriver, Beaus$Eros…

In more than a decade’s worth of work, Busdriver has exhibited amaz… more »

Sean Born, Behind the Scale…

The most memorable MCs in the formative years of drug-kingpin rap all sha… more »

Union, Analogtronics

Parisian producers OJ and Gold are driven by a shared aesthetic, one in w… more »

Alias, Fever Dream

If there’s such a thing as an in-house production style over at ant… more »

yU, The Earn

It’s not unprecedented for a hip-hop artist to hit his stride after… more »

Common, The Dreamer, the Beli…

Sometimes the best returns-to-form are the most obvious ones. And after t… more »

G-Side, iSLAND

G-Side’s Huntsville-rooted, codeine-hazed strain of Southern rap ha… more »

Drake, Take Care – Delu…

Drake shot to the upper echelon of hip-hop fame by bypassing nearly every… more »

Drake, Take Care – Edit…

Drake shot to the upper echelon of hip-hop fame by bypassing nearly every… more »

P.O.S., We Don’t Even L…

P.O.S.’s career has involved so many collaborations and side projec… more »

P.O.S., We Don’t Even L…

P.O.S.’s career has involved so many collaborations and side projec… more »

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Kicking at the Boundaries of Metal

By Jon Wiederhorn, eMusic Contributor

As they age, extreme metal merchants often inject various non-metallic styles into their songs in order to hasten their musical growth. Sometimes, as with Alcest and Jesu, they develop to the point where their original… more »

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