Calling all Midwest crew, head your ass out to St. Louis tomorrow night as Heavyweight Zoundz presents a full-on Digital Bombing show featuring General Malice on his only midwest appearance this year. Setting the stage for the nights antics will be the Digital Bombing's own CM3 and local STL breakbeat djs Ready and Narcosis on the tag team session. Do not sleep on this show. Heavyweightz are changing the landscape in St. Louis for the remainder of the future. 18+ to enter, 21+ to drink. See you out there in full riot gear. It's about to be scorcher! Check out this recent mix from General Malice. Blazin!
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MP3 General Malice fuckin' shit up

The best music transports the listener to another world, a place where they can see, hear, touch, smell and imagine -- all because of the music coming from their speakers. One listen to Mack 10’s Hustla’s Handbook and you are transported to the rugged streets of Inglewood, California, where ballers glide through the streets in the freshest cars, drug dealers rule the block, women are as scandalous as they are beautiful and getting money by any means necessary is the primary goal.

“If you want to hear about hustlin’ and the streets, then this is the record to buy,” Mack 10 says of his sixth album. “It’s a handbook of stuff that people love to hear from me. A Mack 10 fan is not interested in anything other than what he’s been hearing for a decade from me. I did it well on Hustla’s Handbook and I think I did it in a rough type of way because my fans always want me to keep it so gangster.

As one third of Westside Connection (with Ice Cube and WC), Mack 10 formed in 1996 hip-hop’s first supergroup and proved that gangster rap, especially from the West Coast, was alive and well, despite naysayers in the media and within hip-hop itself. With Hustla’s Handbook, Mack 10 continues his remarkable recording career, which has stretched more than a decade and has been one of the most consistent hip-hop has ever seen. Now, with an album that harkens back to the energetic and clever raps that made him a star a decade ago, Mack 10 has come full circle.

“I wanted to regain the form of some of my earlier stuff,” he says. “I was in a good frame of mind and I wasn’t under any pressure doing the record. I had a lot of fun doing this record, more than any record I’ve ever done.” It shows. Check out the exclusive new track "Like This" feat. Nate Dogg from the upcoming album, Hustla's Handbook, out September 27th.
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VIDEO Lo / Hi

There's a lot of bullshit surrounding the aftermath of the hurricane that destroyed the Gulf Coast and rap artists are up in arms about it. David Banner had some choice words for the Feds and personally paid for truckloads of supplies for the hurricane victims. Kanye got up on the NBC soapbox and denounced the presidents lax attitude and inaction. Most recently Houston's K-Otix and Mos Def stepped up with two tracks, both are real dope and they let muthafuckas know that this situation ain't no joke.This is refreshing for hip-hop's sake because its making the music relevant again. Grab them while they're hot. Many political diss tracks are bound to show up in the coming days. 911 IS A JOKE!
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MP3 George Bush Dont Care About Black People / Katrina Clap

Charged N2O is the first label to remix and mash up metal and punk bands legit and now they are the first to bring Japanese hardcore, J-Pop, and metal bands to the new sound, both in Japan and in the States. Yes DJ Starscream and the ever-so-hardcore N2O All Stars Series continues with mashup remixes of Smorgas "Deadman" and "Kyukyoku". Expect that new hardcore jump up metal amen sound... The record is cut very loud and hot. Soooooooo hot.... that we found some of the records have developed a vinyl hymen! Innovative to say the least. Make sure its on the A-side, to carefully break the bloody hymen by applying pressure to your needle on the 3rd drop! You also get some fresh DJ Starscream skratch samples on the record too. Pick 2 copies for best results @ Freeburning. The real deal keeps coming hard!
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AUDIO Abunaii Sounds!

Cesar Comanche is one of the founding members of the lauded North Carolina hip-hop collective better known as the Justus League. The Justus League is also home to critically acclaimed act Little Brother who helped put the crew on the map with the success of their debut album The Listening (ABB Records) in 2002. Originally from Jacksonville, NC, Cesar began writing rhymes in 1994, but didn’t pursue rhyming as a career until 1996. In that same year, he met budding producer 9th Wonder and began collaborating in the studio as well as doing shows in and around North Carolina. It wasn’t long before his sound and style got around.

After a few years of working and perfecting his craft, Comanche along with 9th Wonder, organized their fellow friends and rap artists in the Triangle’s hip-hop scene and started the Justus League Crew in 1999. Since then, he has performed with such acts as Tha Liks, The Coup, Hieroglyphics, ZMan, Dilated Peoples, Living Legends, Faust & Shortee, and Wordsworth to name a few.

Cesar recorded his third album Squirrel and the Aces as a collaborative effort in the vein of Pete Rock’s Soul Survivor series. The album features a string of guest appearances including Tajai from the Souls of Mischief, Phonte and Big Pooh of Little Brother, and several Justus League members as well as production by 9th Wonder (Little Brother, Jay-Z, Destiny’s Child), Nicolay (Foreign Exchange), Khrysis (Justus League) and more. When asked what inspired the Squirrel and the Aces, Comanche said, “The album title comes from my father’s band he had in the early seventies; my mother was also a singer in that group. This album is dedicated to my parents group and also is a celebration of the musician/entertainer.” Squirrel and the Aces debuts September 20th 2005.
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MP3 "Squirrel & The Aces" mixed by DJ Flash

The Decibel Devils speak for themselves....

"So after a little coaxing from friends, we here at DecibelDevils have decided to join the ranks with the rest of you stalkers, identity pilferers, pedos, and all around horny fucks to show you what we're up to. dbdv consists of Frank (Deftones), Crook (Team Sleep), and Julez. Aside from working on music for our respective bands, we dj, produce, dabble in graphic design, drink, get in trouble at compton speak-easy's, go to court, shuck and jive the internet nut cases (which by the way is a never ending battle), etc... "

Check out their newest mixes for download. Frank Nit rolls with a sweet selection of eclectic cuts... You get the Stone Roses, Apache, The Clash, Sexual Harrassment, NIN and many more in the mix... Calcutta brings on the heavy underrated old skool hiphop cuts. Lots of forgotten b-side gems from the likes of Cool C, Special Ed, Stezo, Ultramagnetic MC's and Big Daddy Kane amongst others.... Decibel Devils always on the move.
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MP3 Frank Nit's Rockets Are Red / DJ Calcutta!