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4.0 out of 5 stars
From Across The Pond... {4.5 Stars}, February 22, 2007
This review is from: Ominous (Audio CD)
Border Crossing's striking debut, Ominous, is the kind of album that will definitely change your perception of what you think hip hop is. Heavily influenced by their varied musical upbringings, each member of the West London trio brings something different to the table. With help from fellow UK up and comers Usmaan, Ricky Rankin, Jehst, and Alex Watson, they fuse elements of the dancehall, R&B, jazz, dub, hip hop, and chill out genres to create a mellow, simmering, downtempo sound that stretches the boundaries of hip hop.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Bad Ass!, April 10, 2006
This review is from: Ominous (Audio CD)
Border Crossing kicks some serious ass. Serious beats, rhymes, and instrumentation. Fans of Massive Attack, Tricky, etc...check it out.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
From Across The Pond... {4.5 Stars}, February 22, 2007
Border Crossing's striking debut, Ominous, is the kind of album that will definitely change your perception of what you think hip hop is. Heavily influenced by their varied musical upbringings, each member of the West London trio brings something different to the table. With help from fellow UK up and comers Usmaan, Ricky Rankin, Jehst, and Alex Watson, they fuse elements of the dancehall, R&B, jazz, dub, hip hop, and chill out genres to create a mellow, simmering, downtempo sound that stretches the boundaries of hip hop.
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