Aquemini is what happens when you afford two creative cats the two commodities big-thinking artists crave most: money and time. Heralded in several circles as OutKast’s best full-length project—a ...

The post OutKast to Reissue Aquemini and Speakerboxxx/The Love Below appeared first on Consequence. OutKast are continuing hip-hop’s 50th anniversary celebration by announcing reissues of two of their ...

Run It Back is a retrospective review of classic or game-changing hip-hop releases whose style and sound still resonate with listeners in the modern, streaming-driven era. Hip-hop has always been a ...

Coincidentally, though, this week also marked the 20-year anniversary of the duo’s fifth and final album Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, which came out on September 23, 2003. With explosive cuts like ...

Hip-hop is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Commentator Kiana Fitzgerald is looking back at the albums that changed the game. Today,... 'The South got something to say' — Outkast fulfills ...

On this day in 1998, Atlanta duo Outkast released their critically acclaimed third studio album Aquemini through LaFace Records, solidifying their place as one of hip hop’s most innovative and ...

“Even the sun goes down, heroes eventually die, horoscopes…often lie, and sometimes “why”/Nothing is for sure, nothing is for certain, nothing lasts forever/But until they close the curtain, it’s him ...

For most early 2000s babies, Outkast evokes an earlier era of rap old enough to never have been one of our collective phases at school but recent enough to make us feel nostalgic. Something about ...

Outkast is widely regarded as one of the greatest rap groups of all time. Their journey began in 1992, but it wasn't until the following year that they made their irreversible mark on Hip Hop history ...

Def Jam Recordings and Roc-a-Fella Records/LaFace Records/Zomba Recording After carving out a very distinct place in hip-hop as its everymen during the 1990s, the group found itself without a place or ...

At the contentious Source Awards in 1995, hip-hop's east coast/west coast rivalry played out on stage, with speeches filled with antagonism and humiliation directed toward each other. But another ...