On this date in 2001, Queensbridge crime rhyme giants Mobb Deep released their fifth full length studio album Infamy on the Loud and Columbia imprints. The project arrived during one of the most ...

"Flipping in the ghetto on a dirty mattress." Long before Lauryn Hill spit those lyrics, depicting the mixed bag of injustice and ingenuity that comes with inner-city living, Kejuan Muchita, the ...

The NBA and mob have been tied to a massive illegal gambling bust. We are taking a legal deep dive into the case. Former Vice President Dick Cheney dead at 84 Bills' Josh Allen gets telling message ...

Infinite is a massive monument to Mobb Deep — an album that soars because it feels like it was created with Prodigy, not about him. The LP doesn’t pimp out his likeness like The Notorious B.I.G.’s ...

Hip hop royalty filled Partake NYC last night as Havoc hosted an exclusive listening event for Infinite, the long-awaited Mobb Deep album created in memory of his late partner-in-rhyme, Prodigy. More ...

Havoc is moving and shaking on a crisp October afternoon, heading into our interview in a SiriusXM greenroom right after talking to DJ Whoo Kid at the radio conglomerate. Wearing a camo hoodie and ...

Despite the bands recent history of lackluster music, Infinite feels less like a cash grab and more like a carefully curated love letter to Mobb Deep’s legacy. Prodigy’s verses, gritty, introspective ...

“You’s a d**k blower, tryin’ to speak the Dunn language,” rapped Prodigy on Mobb Deep’s classic “Quiet Storm.” For most listeners, the line sounded like another slice of gritty Queensbridge slang, or ...

Today, we get to hear what happens when two of the all-time great rap duos join forces. We'll never get to hear what might've happened if Mobb Deep and Clipse had teamed up in the studio and made an ...

It's Friday, and the birth of A Showgirl is finally behind us. While we await news on what is likely to be a record week on the Billboard Hot 200 for Taylor Swift, we'll be spending our most finite ...

This week in the music world, we were inundated with takes on the new Taylor Swift album, and as if that wasn’t enough to argue about, Rolling Stone went ahead and put up a list of the best songs of ...