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Pusha T
Daytona
hip hop think tank – episode 4 – Hip Hop's investigation via Pusha T's example.
A Sick Hip Hop
Almost 3 years ago, the GOOD Music label, founded by Kanye West and now presided by Pusha T, was about to deliver a series of "innovative in format" albums, reducing the album to only 7 songs. Among these 5 projects, we can still say today that 3 of them are among the best Hip Hop albums of the last 3 years. Of course, we think of the psychedelic adventure proposed by the duo ... read more
A Sick Hip Hop
Almost 3 years ago, the GOOD Music label, founded by Kanye West and now presided by Pusha T, was about to deliver a series of "innovative in format" albums, reducing the album to only 7 songs. Among these 5 projects, we can still say today that 3 of them are among the best Hip Hop albums of the last 3 years. Of course, we think of the psychedelic adventure proposed by the duo ... read more
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Nick Cave & Warren Ellis
CARNAGE
When Nick Cave drops, you drop everything to listen.
Through his 90s and 2000s output, Nick Cave famously became one of the most thespian names in music. While rough around the edges, his earliest fortes into post-punk were made so exceptional by Cave’s one-of-a-kind and dramatically bombastic vocal performances alongside the idiosyncratic and ceaselessly creative instrumentals. Delightful and sumptuous piano ballads were prominent in The Boatman’s Call, Let Love In was by far Cave ... read more
Through his 90s and 2000s output, Nick Cave famously became one of the most thespian names in music. While rough around the edges, his earliest fortes into post-punk were made so exceptional by Cave’s one-of-a-kind and dramatically bombastic vocal performances alongside the idiosyncratic and ceaselessly creative instrumentals. Delightful and sumptuous piano ballads were prominent in The Boatman’s Call, Let Love In was by far Cave ... read more
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Architects
For Those That Wish To Exist
Look at how they massacred my boy...
For years, I have been pretty dissatisfied with the state of mainstream metalcore. A lot of it is the same, awful, melodic sound that is over done (and has terrible hooks 99.9% of the time). Hidden within the shitstorm that is this scene however, there were always two bands I loved: Every Time I Die and Architects. The former for their infectiously lovable and fun personality (except for that song with Brendon Urie, that can go fuck itself) and Architects ... read more
For years, I have been pretty dissatisfied with the state of mainstream metalcore. A lot of it is the same, awful, melodic sound that is over done (and has terrible hooks 99.9% of the time). Hidden within the shitstorm that is this scene however, there were always two bands I loved: Every Time I Die and Architects. The former for their infectiously lovable and fun personality (except for that song with Brendon Urie, that can go fuck itself) and Architects ... read more
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