Reviewed by T A Sutherland

With five albums to his credit, Li'l Raskulls' underground album comes at ya with pared down, simplistic Dirty South grooves. There's no real direction to the album, and the reggae/R&B breaks do little to help spice things up. Stylistically, there's a fair bit of dated stuff, which kinda reminds me of very early E.T.W. , who themselves improved with time; will the Raskull?

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