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'... P.O.S. is going to be the biggest name in Minnesota hip hop since Atmosphere..'~ City pages- By Peter Scholtes 'There are people who will hear Minneapolis rapper P.O.S.’ debut, 'Ipecac Neat,' and with knowledge of his background — a black kid raised on punk rock — try to rationalize the album. They’ll try to divorce it from the hip-hop aesthetic, label it some sort of rap-punk hybrid. They shouldn’t. -- &-- The best songs feel like walls of sound — pianos, drums and guitars wrapped in layers of distortion — crashing on top of you. P.O.S. skillfully handles half the beats himself...
'~ The Minnesota Daily - Tom Horgan |
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