The Rhythm Method

Celebrities With Low Self-Esteem (indie)

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Making fun of hip-hop can come off as downright offensive, but that's not what's likely to offend about The Rhythm Method, who expertly merge hip-hop and third-wave feminism. The perfect rebuttal to dumb jocks and girls wearing pyjamas and Ugg boots to class, they hail from the wilds of the Dal campus with ridiculously clever lyrics and dirty jokes, rapping about sex, university, unplanned pregnancy and crushes on dads. Ranging from the absurd to the distasteful, there's nothing cute about this record besides the band photos, and rhymes like "I just like the colour blue when it's on your balls," aren't for the prudish. Laura Kenins