It's been 5 years since we were last gifted with the presence of the wonderful MC Boing. My heart aches like an open wound every time he runs across my mind. Please Danny, please bring MC Boing back.. please...

first person in my bloodline to hear this btw

i think this ep ultimately shows that wraith9 is a producer whose worth extends far beyond blacked out like a louis vui tung tung tung sandals esdee beats

fakemink was on a lovely pocket here tho, I think he does have something genuine to say if he turns the bass down 1%

i didnt read the tags at all before listening to this, first track genuinely blew my ears off my head

there are some sneaky bcnr members tucked away on this EP, my headcannon is that Isaac Wood has transitioned and this is his return back to the music world maybe

i've seen a lot of comparisons to C418, being that Quad is mirroring that cosy ambient vibe. I guess you can say the sailor really has "Wet Hands" 😹😹😹😹😹

Joke explanation:
When Mup compares Quadeca to the artist C418 (famous for composing the music for the hit video game Minecraft, up until 2020 where Lena Raine took the reigns 😹), he aptly invties a little bit of silly word play and humour. C418's 2011 EP Minecraft Alpha, contains a particularly moving ... read more

anyone else get chills when esdeekid said city boy?

conceptually strong debut from a group my mate put me on, hopefully they drop something with a little bit more meat soon 🙏

second best soundtrack release i've ever heard, right behind Minions: The Rise of Gru 😹

this whole album lowk sounds like putting your ear to someones belly and just hearing the rumbles and gurgles and shit

A challenging listen both sonically and emotionally, I can't remember the last time I felt this way about a piece of music since I listened to The Money Store when I was a kid.
I never really tapped into Injury Reserve before the passing of Groggs, so I'm slightly incognizant towards this album lyrically, regardless RiTchie does a creative job of expressing grief without having to tiptoe around the subject matter.
What comes to mind immediately is the concept of bearing grief, not as ... read more

j. cole addresses the humble allegations in a shocking new freestyle

I genuinely fell asleep to this album like Akademiks, not cause it was bad, its just so fucking peaceful.

this album lowkey sounds like how it feels when you've just gotten your hair cut and the suns shining and there's a white monster waiting in the fridge for you after your walk 🥰

I can't really be upset coming into an ambient album and leaving bored, but I do just wish that the lyrics were somewhat understandable, despite the brevity of them

let's all get off our computers and walk around in the grass barefoot for tomorrow !

e.t.d.s? ermmm, this dookie smells 😹😹
no but seriously i felt like most of the features on this album underperformed and it upset me deeply

there truly is nothing more embarassing than procrastinating an album all week, and then you realise its 14 fucking minutes long 😭

SMCTWGT, is the new british band us sensitive young men have been yearning for since the departure of Isaac Wood into the immaterial plane

i think the biggest indicator of me being a sensitive young man right now, is that i recognised the caravan sample for ROBBERY almost instantly 😭😭

I wanna fw don't be dumb so bad but it feels so unorganised like he threw together 17 singles and said fuck it we dropping now

when the albums just okay so you gotta make it clear you dont support western imperialism and ethno-nationalism and genocide 😹😹😹🍉

incredibly bold arrangements for a debut album but why doesn't the big one eat the little one ?

This MAY be the second best sea shanty album of all time.

No but seriously, I was pushed to listen to Mrs Bush's magnus opus 'Hounds of Love' by a close friend so as such I believe this review deserves more effort than the standard AOTY Mup slop I've been churning out for the last 4 years.

'Hounds of Love' is a record split in two, with the first side titled eponymously titled 'Hounds of Love', while the latter being titled 'The Ninth Wave' ... read more