“After two urgent mixtapes, the Indiana rapper releases his first-ever commercially available record, an EP that finds him more comfortable than ferocious.”
“Perhaps the most fearsome figure to come out of Gary, Indiana, since Joe Jackson, Freddie Gibbs is a former-freight-train-robber-turned-hardcore-rap-revivalist. He’s also poised to become hip-hop’s next big thing, having generated serious heat with mixtapes like this 15-track powder keg. Gibbs is a technically gifted MC with a baritone voice and steely flow that suggests a […]”
