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Brass Tackz – The Outfit [video + download]
Album Download
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Brass Tackz – The Outfit [video + downl...

Free 8 track EP from Brass Tackz. Featuring Snak the ripper, Evil, Young Sin, Nato and hosted by Junkyard.

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Touch vs Max Prime
Video
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Touch vs Max Prime

For those who haven’t yet seen this battle video in our forum.

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Snak The Ripper
Meet Junkyard
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Snak The Ripper

Junkyard speaks with Vancouver's Snak The Ripper about being a gentleman and Christmas holiday activities.

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Junkyard
Video Feature
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Junkyard

You've heard Junkyard meeting rappers over the phone, now in this video feature we give you an intimate view of his little world.

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Low Budget Affiliates
Interview
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Low Budget Affiliates

The Low Budget Affiliates are Edmonton’s beloved “rappa-holics” who have been holding it down since 2001– although the exact dates are a little hazy for its members to recall. Their starting line-up consists of Chris Plus, DJ Nato, Add-Vice, Chaz and Max Prime. Their entire roster has appeared on a number of Canadian rap albums not including their domestic classics: 6 Bucks a Sixpack, Lawyer Fees and Write Ripped. The crew’s latest endeavor is a collection of songs spanning from 2004 to 2007 and has been dubbed The Damage is Done alluding either to the damage they have inflicted on their livers from years of heavy drinking or on your psyche after you’re finished listening to this album. I caught up with the boys of Low Budget on a prototypical summer night in Edmonton and conducted a progressively rowdier interview over some beers.

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Touch
Interview
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Touch

Touch’s introduction to hip hop began in 1983 while break dancing in elementary school. Like some rappers of the 1980s, break dancing was the catalyst for their involvement in the “rap game” (Tupac comes to mind). Touch and I got together at DGC headquarters in the heart of downtown Edmonton where we discussed his early rap career as a hip hop dancer and his evolution into rapping. The new album "Intelligent Design" drops this month.