Posts Tagged ‘Hip Hop’
DJ Signify – Of Cities
(DJ Signify – Of Cities – Bully Records) We’ve heard DJs like him before (i.e. RJD2, DJ Shadow), however, there is something very unique and compelling about Of Cities. It has a mood. It has a theme. It even has a story. How does that sound to you? How do you think an album with […]
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Tags: aesop rock, Bully Records, DJ signify, Hip Hop, low tide, Of Cities, RJD2
Today it’s Silicon Graffiti, a compilation with music from Circuitree and Catalog Records. Silicon Graffiti deserves that name. It’s “silicon” because it is all electonic and manufactured; it’s “graffiti” by being loud, noisy, messy and “unpredictable” and I guess “artfully created”? Either way, I couldn’t dig it.
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Tags: 18th sheet reflections, 2013, 99 problems, arriving at the water, catalog, catalog records, Caural, cello, circuitree, Cognizance, Compilation, dangling eyeball, Eleanor Channel, Electro, Electronic, fluent in fiyah, futuristic, graffiti, headache, Hip Hop, Hydroplane, indie, interference, jay z, jimmy edgar, junc Ops, Kentsoundz, loud, lyrical soda paper, messy, music, nived vs hydroplane, noisy, pg-13 and wake, Roy of Sealand, sampler, silicon, silicon graffiti, space-electro, spring, take, under your skirt, you are the important person
This week there are a lot of great releases. So keep checking back to get your fill of whats new and most importantly great by my standards! But kicking it off; it’s: The Heavy – Great Vengeance & Furious Fire Track Listing 1. Brukpocket’s Lament 2. Colleen 3. Set Me Free 4. That Kind Of […]
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Tags: Colleen, Counter, Funk, Great Vengenace and Furious Fire, Hip Hop, indie, Retro, Soul, The Heavy, vinyl
