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March 29, 2011 Pharoahe Monch - WAR (Review + Download)

Pharoahe Monch

for over a decade, have been educated, amazed and fascinated scholars lyrically has ears fall deaf to the simpler schemes of his rhymes. Although the recognition came from single Monch "Simon Says" is not an MC to assert itself by a single theme, unlike a lot of this has been overshadowed by other issues that show his great skill and complicity with the Rap. Now four years after his last album called "Desire" comes with "WAR (We Are Renegades) / (We Forsaken), an album where Pharoahe again deliver their entire strength and intelligence.

As the generality of the albums, introductions are an important part, some disappoint you and others will delight in this case does not rise to the point, but if the voice of actor Idris Elba creates an atmosphere of intrigue and impregnation to accompany an album titled "WAR." The next step is "Calculated Amalgamation" that puts the listener into a battlefield with Pharoahe Monch is the leader in the first line of battle, a placid but fiercely delivery. The following is "Evolve" an anthem that leads us to the urgency of a change in our consciousness.

One after another comes the great songs and WAR is the moment of glory in the album, not only bear the weight of the disc name but there is a kind of good Rap, beat with a low delirium, rhymes and content, along with Immortal Technique and Vernon Reid is enshrined as the best theme of this work.

So we continue to review each work showing the genius as in "Let My People Go" in which we yearn to Moch's "Internal Affairs" but now much more mature and with the touch to feel part of what he is saying . Another highlight is "Assassins" a slap to MC's that divert their way, the company is with the great Jean Grae and Royce Da 5'9 ".

WAR is not like any emotionally charged album, because it feeds with the product Pharoahe lyrical and brilliant job in producing a series of new and established beatmakers as Exile, Marco Polo, M-Phazes, Samiyam and Diamond D. Pharoahe

gives us something that is necessary with all the Real Rap pours never be missed, retains all the ingredients while adding more, but without changing the result, WAR is a brilliant work that exposes a mature Monch and the clear path. Pharaoh Monch passes the bar of excellence in the 2011 and acts as the source of clever rhymes always reliable and consistent.