the LA UNDERGROUND / Catch Me If You Can Magazine

The 3rd World is Immortal Technique’s first full-length in 5 years.
Guests include Chino XL, Crooked I, & Ras Kass. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

Much like A Piece of Strange, Dirty Acres is increasingly refined and mature. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

It's the Bootleg Muthafuckas Volume 2! Rare, unreleased material both old and new, some from vinyl only releases, others from deep withing the vaults including remixes and freestyles never previously available on CD! Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

Apathy and Celph Titled bring to you the early recorded sessions of the Demigodz. Collaborations with Rise, Esoteric and Louis Logic. Production from J-Zone, Apathy and Celpth Titled. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

Buck 65's strongest rap record to date. Features 16 page booklet with full color artwork based on each song. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

Little Brother is known for being a group of very consciously inclined rappers. The North Carolina-based trio has recently become a duo. 9^th Wonder, the producer of the group, recently parted ways with the group before the start of their new album, Get Back. Now, Phonte and Big Pooh are on their own to either sink or swim. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

Finally allowed to use their Smif-N-Wessun name for the first time since Dah Shinin' Tek N Steele return after Reloaded for their fourth full-length release simply titled The Album! After the recent emergence of the Boot Camp Clik following the success of their last project, The Last Stand, fans have been embracing solo efforts by Buckshot and Sean Price and the recently released Casualties of War. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

Longtime Wu Tang Clan affiliate and Brooklyn, New York native, Killah Priest returns with a long awaited, highly anticipated album called “The Offering”. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

1975 Return of the Beast is executive produced by two indie hop hop powerhouses, Howie McDuffie and Ill Bill for Draft Records. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

The Dropping's CD cover portrays the darkest moment of C-Rayz life. Contemplating suicide, he sits on a cliffs ledge with CD player in hand, reflecting upon his own life and reminiscing about the loss of his brother, murdered last year. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.

The follow up to The Dropping and part two of the Collectible Classics trilogy finds C-Rayz toying with song structure and drafting up his own blueprints. Backed by the production of Parallel Thought's Drum & Knowledge, Chorus Rhyme conceptually challenges the notion of what a studio album should be. Click on CD Cover for Playlist.