 Eric Henderson - 09/11/2009  it's probably self-evident, given the cover art's bag-o-crisps font and color scheme, but Tongue N' Cheek is Dizzee Rascal's least ambitious and most ...
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| Catriona Boyle - 20/10/2009 Opening with one of the most annoying/brilliant/biggest tracks of the summer, ‘Bonkers’, Tongue N Cheek signals another shift for Dizzee Rascal away f...
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| Michael Ajayi - 17/10/2009 Whereas Maths & English was a tentative foray in to mainstream pop for Dizzee Rascal, Tongue'N'Cheek seems to be him jumping in head first at 100m...
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| Ian Cohen - 15/10/2009 On his first proper LP, Dizzee Rascal claimed, "If I had the guts to end it all, believe I would," and would go on to say that In Utero is his favorit...
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| Jonathan Eiseman - 01/10/2009 “Beep Beep/Comin’ through/Move over/Yeah you/Don’t argue/Just blow it/Hurry up or you’re gonna get hurt” is how Dizzee Rascal starts the second song o...
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Brad Kelly - 29/09/2009  The downfall of Dizzee was coming and we all knew it.Soon after his gleamingly fresh debut album Boy In Da Corner, Rascal became a true success story....
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| Daniel Wilcox - 28/09/2009 The UK's prince of dance and hip-hop serves up a "Bonkers" record that'll force listeners to get up and "Dance Wiv Me."Dizzee Rascal - Tongue N’ Cheec...
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| Michael Cragg - 26/09/2009 There aren't many acts that get to experience three UK Number 1 singles in a row. The Spice Girls, Westlife, and probably The Beatles at some stage, f...
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| Jenny Mulligan - 25/09/2009 Cut to the chase: On album number four Dizzee Rascal has a decent crack at the mainstream, while still successfully retaining his grime roots. Though ...
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Mehan Jayasuriya - 25/09/2009  Over the course of his career, Dizzee Rascal has rarely been afraid to stand out from the pack. From squeaky-voiced East London youth to hardscrabble ...
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