Tim Burdick of Time-Out Boston reviewed Closed Sessions: ATX, praising the collaborations and buzzing talent on the album.

Rather than gathering years of leftover songs and calling it a mixtape, Chicago indie label Closed Sessions has adopted a more ambitious approach. Teaming with New York’s Decon collective—home of Evidence and Jay Electronica—they rented a mansion in Austin, Texas, and filled it with recording equipment. Over the course of the next four days, twenty-one rappers and five producers threw themselves into the ten tracks of Closed Sessions: ATX.

Read the full review here.