
19 October 1999 · 28 YEARS
Internal Affairs
Pharoahe Monch
Rawkus Records served as the hub for this project, which displays the high-energy style of the era. The rapping shows a level of technical skill that set a standard for lyricism at the time.
Tracks utilize dark, cinematic audio elements to represent the vibe of New York City. The release remains a primary reference for the underground boom-bap style, providing a hard-hitting look at the sounds coming from the city streets.