This time out, Who's got something REALLY underground for you. Age presents the Addicted to the feel EP. 9 tracks of a really new artist for dat ass.

This is actually a some pretty good work. I have to be honest, the first time I listened to it, I wasn't feeling it that much, but it does grow on you.

Lyrically, Age is alright, but his delivery could probably use some work. At times, it's hard to make out what he's saying because he doesn't always enunciate the words very clearly. He is, however not afraid to be unconventional which is a big plus. With a variety of flows, you won't get bored too quickly here.

Production is handled by Rise Ashen, with co-production from Age himself. There's some "standard" hip-hop beats and then there is stuff that's just different like "Shuffling Silk."

Have a listen to "Shadows," "Heaven's High," "Natural Selection," with brilliant production and some excellent lyricism, "Robotic World," a sweeping, punishing indictment of blind followers of all walks of life and the title track "Addicted To The Feel" probably the strongest track both lyrically and musically.

This EP is above average, but not the hypest thing you've ever heard. If you get the chance make sure you give it a listen. I for one am looking forward to hearing more from both Age and Rise Ashen.