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89. The Underachievers – Caprice (Cellar Door: Terminus Ut Exordium) The debut album by the Underachievers deserves to be respected. Coming up under the recent wave of New York rappers, Cellar Door is their mission statement and way of creating their lane. You could have guessed that after their mixtape they would come to rely on hooks and banging production akin to Herb Shuttles, but on the contrary the UA focused on content and lyricism. For this, Caprice is the best combination of both the catchy hook of "knock em, knock em" and a message. The UA speak against stereotypes and try themselves at being metaphysicists of rap – rightfully so. 88. AnD – New World Order (Esoteric Systems) This is the soundtrack for the overwhelming insanity of seeing your loved ones murdered. The deprivation of humanity through sheer force and the creeping loss of self-restraint as you find the murderer red-handed and bloody yourself with the remains of his free will. Esoteric Sy...