On his fifth album, DOOM maintains his creativity both in front of and behind the boards, reinforcing his well-earned reputation as one of the most gifted rapper/producer double-threats of all time.
Read moreMF DOOM’s Debut Album ‘Operation: Doomsday’ Turns 25 | Album Anniversary
A template for hip-hop’s now flourishing gritty and dusty underground scene, DOOM’s debut remains extremely influential to up-and-coming emcees and firmly established left-of-center artists.
Read moreMF DOOM’s ‘Born Like This’ Turns 15 | Album Anniversary
Despite a five-year gap between his 2004 album ‘MM.. Food’ and ‘Born Like This,’ DOOM hadn’t lost a step lyrically, delivering his reliably dense rhymes through his odd stream-of-conscious style.
Read moreMadvillain’s Debut Album ‘Madvillainy’ Turns 20 | Album Anniversary
MF DOOM and Madlib push all the right buttons on ‘Madvillainy,’ the former’s drunken-flow remarkably always sharp and the latter’s beats immaculate.
Read moreViktor Vaughn’s ‘Vaudeville Villain’ Turns 20 | Album Anniversary
Recorded under the adopted alias of Viktor Vaughn, ‘Vaudeville Villain’ is one of MF DOOM’s better albums lyrically speaking, in terms of cleverness, delivery, and presentation.
Read moreKing Geedorah’s (a.k.a. MF DOOM’s) ‘Take Me To Your Leader’ Turns 20 | Album Anniversary
‘Take Me To Your Leader’ signaled the beginning of DOOM’s most fertile creative period, where he released four albums over a two-year period.
Read moreCelebrating 10 Years of JJ DOOM’s ‘Key To The Kuffs’ | Album Anniversary
Even with its lack of accessibility, ‘Key To The Kuffs’ has all of the lyrical hallmarks of DOOM’s previous releases, along with an added layer of vulnerability.
Read moreDANGERDOOM’s ‘The Mouse And The Mask’ Turns 15 | Anniversary Retrospective
The album isn’t ranked amongst the top tier of Danger Mouse and MF DOOM’s respective discographies, but it is still fun and irreverent in ways that few hip-hop albums ever bother to attempt.
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