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Quay Dash – Transphobic

September 29, 2016 by Rich Castle • Reviews Tags: Bronx, Ghetto Rap, New York City, Quay Dash, Satanic, Transgender, Transphobic • 0 Comments

Satanic Transgender Ghetto Rap, anybody? From the dank project-littered streets — where the cockroaches are often bigger than the gangsta homies — of Bronx County, New York City, comes Quay Dash. The self-proclaimed M-I-C holding “Queen of NY”, Quay has thrust herself and her very direct brand of Rap into the spotlight on the strength of […]

Blood Orange – Augustine

September 27, 2016 by Rich Castle • Reviews Tags: Augustine, Blood Orange, Dance, Hip-Hop, New York City, Pop, Rap • 0 Comments

“… See, Augustine Late have I loved and chose to see Skin on his skin, a warmth that I can feel with him…” Poetically, and lovingly delivered, and ripping with aching urgent emotion, “Augustine” cascades forth, exceedingly, from the ambitious act known as Blood Orange onto the New York City music scene. As diverse in style […]

13 – Overclocked

September 27, 2016 by Rich Castle • Reviews Tags: 13, Bronx, Hip-Hop, New York City, Overclocked, Rap • 0 Comments

13, who may be out to get their collective pickle sucked (listen to “Vroom Vroom” – a favorite of those who go to their ReverbNation page), may just have this happen big-time when their new album “Overclocked” drops. From the ultra-ghettoized Bronx County of New York City, 13 are master hoodlums who can rock the […]

Jenny Amlen – Stories To Tell

September 22, 2016 by Rich Castle • Reviews Tags: Jenny & The Generators, Jenny Amlen, New York City, Stories To Tell • 0 Comments

A sultry and ageless songstress, Jenny & The Generators can pack a house, and bring it down at that. The former Heavy Metal/Hard Rock frontwoman for New York City’s own Cold Sweat in the century gone by; though this time Jenny has teamed up with her brother David Amlen and collaborated to make a shimmering […]