Hex One’s Words Worth A Thousand Pictures is a smoky time capsule back to 1995. His second full-length album - and his first since 2014’s Hologramz - evolves the boom-bap sound he explored on his first record, which had him paired with producer 5th Element. Words Worth A Thousand Pictures features a darker, more low-passed production style than his last effort, on which chopped-up soul records were the basis for most of the production. The new style is undeniably more minimalistic, and leaves more space for Hex’s always-dense lyrics to shine, especially since there are very few…