If Mort Garson recorded Mother Earth's Plantasia popping xanax and smoking 60$ eighths in whatever basement they publish Pigeons & Planes out of. https://desmondhatch.bandcamp.com/
I'm actually an Awol One fan for sure, but you wouldn't be able to tell by my ratings for his last decade's worth of output. I haven't really enjoyed a project of his since 2011's The Landmark, though A Cloakwork Orange wasn't terrible. I still hold out hope for his upcoming project with Copywrite and Kount Fif, but my expectations definitely are not high. He feels creatively lost on many of his recent solo albums.
Con Funk Shun lead-singer's solo attempt circa 1987. If he'd have just left the goofy cover of "You've Got a Friend" off of the album, he'd have had himself with a passable disco-funk electro album. Though, I will say, he does seem to be imitating / channelling Larry Blackmon at times.
People Under The Stairs member Thes One's instrumental tribute to fellow member Double K who died in 2021. Not the best beat tape of '23 so far, but the best release of Thes's solo career.
well how many of those are albums bc assuming those are albums and an average album length is one hour that would be 11.41 years straight of listening to music let alone reviewing it
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