By Gary Suarez in Newsletter — Sep 10, 2020 Irregular Vegetables, Vol. 26: Cartel Madras CABBAGES' weekly hip-hop links roundup + a Q&A with Cartel Madras
Newsletter Some Pulp: Rio Da Yung Og's 'The World Is Yours' The Flint rapper's Scarface-invoking album captures his hedonistic, post-carceral mindset.
Interviews Black Don't Crack. Neither Does Curly Castro. The ShrapKnel emcee discusses his new cinema-n-comics-inspired solo album 'Yaphet' for Backwoodz Studioz.
Newsletter On Staying In My Lane A letter from the editor. +reviews of Rent Moneyy; Defcee & steel tipped dove
Newsletter The Adults In The Room Thoughts on new tunes by hip-hop's elder statesmen +reviews from Fatboi Sharif & ELUCID; Kool Keith & Mike Redman.