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*** Black Moon, “War Zone,” Duck Down/Priority. On its second album, the New York trio keeps its signature brand of gritty, hard-core hip-hop relevant. Lyricists Buckshot and 5 FT focus their nimble, menacing words on inferior rappers and shady relationships. Add moody, skeletal soundscapes, and it’s easy to understand why this Big Apple outfit remains an underground favorite.
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