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Review: BIG NOYD (@rappernoyd) Live @ChipShopBXTN — I Am ...
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More specifically, New York legend Big Noyd and the legacy of Mobb Deep.
Mobb Deep rapper Prodigy’s passing in June this year led to a flood of tributes from rappers such as Nas, Ghostface Killah, Method Man and many others.
Big Noyd arrived in the game around twenty years ago, having debuted back in 1993 on Mobb Deep’s album Juvenile Hell.
The music is the gritty hard-hitting confrontational style popularised in 90s New York, which the fans all relished, and several mosh pits sprung up throughout the night.
Throughout, Big Noyd and the opening acts continually shouted out Mobb Deep, particularly Prodigy’s memory.
Chip Shop BXTN - Breakfast delivery from Brixton - Order with ...
Chip Shop BXTN comes from the couple behind the popular Brixton Village Grill.
The focus has moved from BVG's Portuguese-British fusion cuisine to superior fish 'n' chips – with superbly battered fish and handmade chips doused in spiced salt.
Chip Shop BXTN, 378 Coldharbour Lane, London - Fish & Chip ...
Chip Shop BXTN, London, Brixton. Book now!
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The fish and chip shop is a British institution, and from the origins of the dish way back when in the 1860s, the public have taken it to their heart.
While the claim to the first chippy is disputed between the streets of East London and the northern mill town of Oldham, the fish and chip shops of today are always innovating, and at the forefront of the trend is Chip Shop BXTN.
They – as their name would suggest – are a chip shop in Brixton, right in the heart of the district on Coldharbour Lane, and they offer a menu that includes the favourites of cod and haddock and then complement them with rock salt sardines, tuna steak, monkfish tail, Caribbean whole snapper, wild sea bass, steamed mussels, lobster, rock oyster… we could well go on.
Throw in some jerk chicken or lamb chops, steak from the chargrill and even a few pies and you’re well on your way to a great fish restaurant in Brixton.
Book your table today.
Chip Shop BXTN, London, restaurant review
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Chip Shop BXTN is a hip-hop-themed fish restaurant on Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, and it is not nearly as odd as it sounds; in fact it is strangely relaxing.
Brixton is a good place for a jaunt; it is newly interesting since David Bowie died, because it was here, at the Ritzy Cinema, that fans came for communion after his “secret” death, as opposed to his “public” death, which I think would have involved David Bowie dying in public, possibly on a gurney outside the Ritzy, after which people would take “corpse selfies”.
And so, out of the Tube and left at KFC, and you find a street that has an identity: that is, dirt and actual human beings and nail bars.
I do not know if there is a relationship between living in Brixton and requiring weaponised nails with hearts on.