RUN THE JEWELS 'RTJ4' 2LP NothingMore From the pinnacle of confrontational

From the pinnacle of confrontational instrumental extremity and steadfast lyrical humanity

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RUN THE JEWELS 'RTJ4' 2LP NothingMore From the pinnacle of confrontationalCould an album arrive more exactly when we needed it? Or speak more precisely to its moment? We think not. With the incendiary RTJ4, Killer Mike and El P dropped a vivid testimonial to our times and a speaker busting reminder that hip hop is best when it goes hard, not when it mumbles. Oh yeah, and did we mention that they brought Rage Against the Machine's reclusive Zack de la Rocha along for this Run the Jewels record, spitting fire like only he