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Head-Roc: Negrophobia! (self-released).(Sound Recording Review)
Indie hip-hop stalwart Head-Roc returns with his second full length, a collaborative project following his recent solo The Return Of Black Broadway. Tighter flows and inventive beat-making undergird Head-Roc and partners DJ Eurok and Noyeek the Grizzly Bear's politically ...
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