Rooted in blues but amplified with intense force
What's particularly clever about the album is how it reconfigures things that came before into a startling
" wasting little time to excoriate her former bandmates and/or record-label executives for caving in to commercial success
Sydney trio Holy Balm delivers a sun-soaked
and tracks cut for charity and soundtracks ("Civil War
When Disaster Strikes... RIP Society Rooted in blues but amplifiedBusta Rhymes' When Disaster Strikes is a sprawling, often brilliant mess, confirming his status as one of hip hop's greatest. It careens between genius and indulgence, and Rhymes is usually on his caffeinated flow, paired with his pre millennium party persona, is huge. Two big singles, "Dangerous" and "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See" are superb, with moments almost as inspired. The album's second half slows a bit, but it doesn't prevent When