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CULTURE · 26 Aug, 12:15 pm AEST

Cardi B vs. BIA: The Complete Timeline Behind Rap’s Reignited Feud

How a sample comparison, two diss records and years of online exchanges turned Cardi B and BIA’s rivalry into one of rap’s most persistent modern feuds—and why the latest claims still need careful attribution.
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RELEASES · 25 Aug, 10:38 pm AEST

Seven Rap Albums You Should Hear Before September Arrives

Seven 2026 rap projects worth giving real time—from J. Cole’s career-sized reflection and Ken Carson’s overload to Rapsody’s detailed writing and Denzel Curry’s renewed chemistry with Kenneth Blume.
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FEATURES · 8 Sept, 12:30 pm AEST

The 20 Greatest Rap Albums of the 2010s

Twenty albums that defined the decade’s writing, production, regional movements and streaming-era change.
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RELEASES · 30 Aug, 6:30 pm AEST

New Music Friday: The Rap Releases Worth Hearing This Weekend

From Rod Wave’s long-awaited return and E-40’s latest chapter to Dahi’s left-field project and new releases from Czarface, Night Lovell and Lancey Foux, here is Friday’s focused rap guide.
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FEATURES · 29 Aug, 6:30 pm AEST

20 Late Rappers Whose Music Still Shapes Hip-Hop

Twenty artists whose catalogues still move through samples, flows, fashion, regional scenes and new generations of listeners—remembered for the music they built, not reduced to their deaths.
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