No one can accuse Dizzee Rascal of poor quality control. Considering the time between his albums — Showtime is three years old by now — he doesn’t seem in a rush to put his work out. Instead, he takes ...

It makes perfect sense that British grime rapper Dizzee Rascal would eventually release his stateside discs on Definitive Jux the New York indie hip-hop label known for artists with nearly ...

Hometown hero El-P served as a de facto co-headliner, and a cameo appearance from protégé Aesop Rock on two tracks, including a raging “Run the Numbers,” pushed the energy over the top. El-P (a.k.a.

Dizzee Rascal (nee Dylan Mills) is a name that most music fans on this side of the Atlantic may not immediately recognize. Dizzee burst onto the U.K. scene in 2003 with his debut album Boy In Da ...

The very fact that Maths + English is being reviewed at all is something of a miracle. Though “Where’s Da G’s” remains a stinging indictment of rap poseurs, the rest of the album features Dizzee ...

Disc, a mixed bag of style and continuity, is a sundry affair with danceable beats under hardcore lyrics and plenty of East End slang. Released in the U.K. last summer, East Londoner Dizzee Rascal has ...