http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.6116&variant=artist-playlists&rws=%2Flexicon%2Fplaylists.rssAn L.A.-based duo comprising brothers Oak and Nick Fury, Lexicon first appeared in 1997, dropping an EP with the Library Crew. Several tight 12-inches followed, earning them an impressive rep in the growing indie hip-hop scene. Lyrically, they bring a straightforward B-boy approach to the table, with strong and witty rhymes that aren't too concerned with acting hard or crying about the mainstream. Backed by neck-breaking beats and feisty chopped samples, their high energy tracks demand the listener's attention. In 2001 Lexicon hooked up with SpyTech Records and released the single "Come Up" b/w "Nikehead." They also appeared on the Day By Day compilation <i>A Piece Of The Action</i>, which was followed by their debut full-length, <i>It's The L!</I>.Indie Rap/Hip-Hopen720Fri, 27 Nov 2009 10:19:01 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.6116&variant=artist-playlists&rws=%2Flexicon%2Fplaylists.rss An L.A.-based duo comprising brothers Oak and Nick Fury, Lexicon first appeared in 1997, dropping an EP with the Library Crew. Several tight 12-inches followed, earning them an impressive rep in the growing indie hip-hop scene. Lyrically, they bring a straightforward B-boy approach to the table, with strong and witty rhymes that aren't too concerned with acting hard or crying about the mainstream. Backed by neck-breaking beats and feisty chopped samples, their high energy tracks demand the listener's attention. In 2001 Lexicon hooked up with SpyTech Records and released the single "Come Up" b/w "Nikehead." They also appeared on the Day By Day compilation <i>A Piece Of The Action</i>, which was followed by their debut full-length, <i>It's The L!</I>.