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JPEGMAFIA - EXPERIMENTAL RAP
JPEGMAFIA
EXPERIMENTAL RAP
2026 β€’ LP
42
May 29
Milton Nascimento - Milagre dos Peixes
Milton Nascimento
Milagre dos Peixes
1973 β€’ LP
100
May 25
Kamasi Washington - Fearless Movement
Kamasi Washington
Fearless Movement
2024 β€’ LP
68
Apr 11
Ovrkast. - While The Iron Is Hot
Ovrkast.
While The Iron Is Hot
2025 β€’ LP
51
Apr 11
Lafawndah - Ancestor Boy
Lafawndah
Ancestor Boy
2019 β€’ LP
55
Apr 11
Apollo Brown & Che Noir - As God Intended
Apollo Brown & Che Noir
As God Intended
2020 β€’ LP
82
Apr 11
Iosonouncane
IRA
2021 β€’ LP
67
Mar 27
Armand Hammer - Paraffin
Armand Hammer
Paraffin
2018 β€’ LP
89
Mar 11

Pinned Review

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - "NO TITLE AS OF 13 FEBRUARY 2024 28,340 DEAD"
91

An incomplete timeline of why there's famine in Gaza (compiled by an acquaintance, updated by me):

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October 2023: Israel imposes a “complete siege” on the Gaza Strip, vowing that “no food, no water” will be allowed to enter the territory or reach its 2.3 million inhabitants. Israel's National Security Minister excitedly declares that “the only thing that should enter Gaza is hundreds of tons of air force explosives, not a gram of humanitarian ... read more

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21 Savage - WHAT HAPPENED TO THE STREETS?
35

Kerry J. Marshall deserves so much better than to have one of his most iconic paintings used for an album is weak as this.

Taylor Swift - The Life of a Showgirl
20

Taylor Swift is the White Woman's Drake.

Chucky Blk - A Scathing Critique of Current Affairs
83

A beautiful collection of sonnets for the misfits, the underclass, and the despisers of empire. I wish I had known about Chucky Blk before my radicalization tbh.

Scott Walker - The Drift
93

This is what Daughters thought they were doing.

Blood Orange - Essex Honey
91

Dev Hynes managed to do it again.

7 years after his 2018 masterpiece 'Negro Swan', Blood Orange returns to us not in a state of pride in his black humanity, but in a much more vulnerable form. In this stunning array of vignettes, Hynes lays bare the press of his own mortality upon coming back home, which in turn forces him to contemplate what it means to be "home" and even what it means to have one.

All this, accompanied by his choice of dance-pop rhythms, indie folk ... read more

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These are reviews that I find has a bit more depth than my usual reviews. I usually tend to come off a bit more nerdy in some of these. I also tend to get a bit more emotional in some of these as ...
Like a Ship... (Without a Sail)Book of DaysTiltPsalmsMissa Luba
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