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Montreal Mirror - Album Review (June 2004) Offsides - Foul Language [Odouble F Records/URBNET] By Scott C  It's kind of hard to believe that this Montreal crew has been jumping on stage with the best of them since 1996 and are only now releasing their first LP, but better late than never. Foul Language is a long listen, perhaps making up for lost time, offering multiple takes on the talents of MCs Malicious, Bailey and Lo'Key, but it's full of shining moments. My joint has to be "2:55," where the boys lay into a lax MTL hip hop group on a beat that best suits their ability to flip it, produced by City Parks. Along with "C.K.I.K." and "2Def," the only thing missing is a D.R. One solo track that showcases their technically superior DJ. Hennessy, y'all! 7/10 (Scott C)  | ||||||
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