#rap review

[camilishpilish]

howdy, i saw your reblog asking for rap suggestions

you should totally listen to “to pimp a butterfly” it’s probably the single greatest album of the 2010s and it has some of the strongest themes and symbolism that i’ve ever seen in an album. it is just absolutely gorgeous and it’s worth listening to in its entirety and paying attention to everything. it also has like an incredibly shocking and beautiful ending for the album.

if you want a single song you should listen to “all outta ale” by MF DOOM. he has one of the most unique sounds of any rapper and the most complex lyrics.

also tyler the creator. he is cool and very popular. although he also makes more poppy sounding songs. actually he had like a big change in his sound.

also if you don’t want to listen to a whole kendrick lamar album i really enjoy Wesley’s Theory, Alright, King Kunta, i, and Backseat Freestyle (which is from a different album good kid m.A.A.d city)

Hi!! Thank you so much for the suggestions! I did listen to the whole album (took me three days to do so apparently añslkdfj) and my favorites out of it where Alright, i, and mortal man. I think it might be cause those are the ones with the most consistent rhythms- it might me the autism, but the more flowy, jazzy vibe of the other songs didnt scratch my brain as much. I definitely feel that a lot of the lyrics in Pimp a Butterfly went over my head for lack of personal experience, and maybe a little english being my second language and me mostly dealing in tumblr slang. But those last few songs were incredibly artistically profound, I loved it when he just started breaking into a conversation with the audience and then with someone else. I can also definitely see what you meant with unique sound for MF DOOM. There was an almost bouncy instrument (?) in the back of the track that i very much enjoyed. I do think those lyrics also went over me. Im not that great at poetry interpretation, im more a fun wordplay person.

And I've heard Tyler the creator before, apparently! Entirely through tiktok, but still. I think him being more Pop puts him closer to what i usually listen to (im a big melodies person, I really like singing along to songs and i *cannot rap* for the life of me jsjs) and is definitely very pleasant sounding, but i didnt find myself gravitating towards it particularly much. All in all, nothing scratched my brain in the specific way that gets it put on my playlists, but I'm very glad to have listened to all this! It was very interesting to delve out of my comfort zone a little

[legion1227]

IDK: F65 album review

This was a big step up from the last project, and I am so pleased. 

Last year, rapper IDK dropped a short album called Simple, and that's exactly what it was. With eight tracks and rounding out to eighteen minutes in length, it made for a quick listen. I feel he didn't make the most of his short time on Simple. Alternating between singing and rapping, he faired better with the former. His bars lacked impact, but his flow was decent. Overall, Simple was an okay project, but nothing to praise. 

His latest album, F65, is a step up from last year. Nowhere near perfect and still flawed in some areas, but I enjoy this much more than Simple. 

F65 is packed with more songs, more features, and more commanding instrumentals. With twenty-two tracks running out at fifty-two minutes, Simple felt like an appetizer as IDK serves F65 as a main course. For Simple's mediocrity, I appreciated its brevity. F65 was a luscious listen but does not need to be fifty-two minutes long. 

The biggest issue stems from pacing, as the album is too long and the tracks are too short. 

Songs like Pit Stop and Salty feel like they're just getting started as IDK raps braggadocious and gets into a groove. But before it feels like he can shift into second gear, the song suddenly ends. There would be more to savor if he could at least fit in one more verse sometimes. Consequently, he has one song, Superwoman, that takes up seven minutes. Broken into parts, the song peaks in beauty with the first part as IDK and features Musiq Soulchild wax poetic with their vocals. If anything, he should've taken the extra five minutes and distributed them amongst the other songs on the album. 

Among the other features, it's hit or miss. Fat Trel works well in unison with IDK on Thug Tear. NLE Choppa was doing a fine job on Salty but could've used more time. Jucee Froot and Saucy Santana are among the best as they flex and boast sexually on Pinot Noir. And as a Benny The Butcher fan, I absolutely could've used more Benny on Up The Score. That was nowhere near enough. 

In the end, IDK delivered his fourth studio album. I'm hoping for his next project, he can assemble more talents for the features and find a decent middle ground for the pacing. Interludes and skits plague the project and could be cut for time. The jazz-infused production helped carry a really good album along with serviceable bars. If his next project is similar to this in sound and content with around twelve tracks and thirty minutes in time, then he will have something truly great on his hands. 3.5/5

[tio-trile]

I made this remix as soon as I got access to the voice recording files for that episode and then proceeded to play it for any crew I came across. Reception was mostly positive, however our supervising producer heard the first few bars and turned to walk away.

[canmking]

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[akkivee]

top five moments from this little drama track in my very unbiased like so objective it’s crazy y’all opinion lol

1️⃣ sasara elected to sign himself and samatoki up to perform another comedy skit together bc he’s stupid ig lmao. samatoki punches him for it tho lmao

2️⃣ all the leaders got to eat at that diner by invite basically. it’s american so the portions are HUGE and the exact conversation about this point was brought like this lol

ichiro: i’ve never seen a burger this size before!!!!! i think it’s the same size as your head kuukou

kuukou: *holds up the burger to his face* ain’t it??

ichiro: *laughs like it’s the funniest thing he’s ever seen* it’s massive bro

3️⃣ there’s a 30cm burger and the leaders decide to have an eating contest to see who can eat it fastest, and sasara gets out of it by being the commentator lmao. kuukou the foodie has quite a bit of praise for the flavour accents in burger as he’s chowing down, ramuda can barely hold the burger up lmao, and ichiro started egging samatoki on where it’s revealed that the both of them have special eating techniques. they shouted them out in sentai style complete with superhero sound effects LOL

4️⃣ jakurai, however, reveals the ultimate technique of squishing the 30cm burger down into one ☝️ cm and eats it in four bites. HES THE WINNER LMAO (and ichiro slams his fist down lamenting his defeat LOL)

5️⃣ the track ends with the leaders cleaning up the restaurant bc they ate so much food, the restaurant workers wouldn’t be able to clean up in time for their grand opening the next day lmao. kuukou and sasara were bums and weren’t helping (kuukou: they say you have to work to earn your keep, but i’ve already eaten 😈) but eventually they get chided into helping lmao. kuukou rushed forward to complete his chore with gusto but he bumps into sasara and kuukou yells at him for getting in his way lmao and sasara yells back that he’s an idiot as samatoki tells them they’re being annoying fcks and ichiro tells kuukou that was dangerous and all six of them made for an interesting group according to ramuda 🤗🤗🤗

[rickchung]

Kneecap (dir. Rich Peppiatt).

[The] controversial West Belfast hip-hop trio, [...] known for rapping republican lyrics in their native Irish language, star in their own titular biographical film about their rise to fame and infamy. Set in 2019, [...] Peppiatt directs the plainly titled Kneecap with an energetic, riotous verve to its provocative, explicitly anti-UK material of rebellion.

[ani-n-snips]

Playboi Carti "MUSIC" review. MY GLORIOUS KING CARTI HOLY SHIT 1000000/10 MY KING COULD DO NO WRONG, AOTY, ALBUM OF THE CENTURY, MY GOAT IS ABOVE MOZART RN aight no more glazing fr Overall Score: 7/10 Song Ranking Average: 6.4/10 Well uh. He dropped. Was this worth 5 years? Hell tf no bruh. Was it good? HELL THE FUCK YES. The opening song is ass and the first few tracks are mid (Except EVILJORDAN. That song is REALLY fucking good, and I honestly thought it couldn't get better but this is one of the greatest drops in rap. Like holy shit that was cinematic). Rest of the first 7 tracks are mid icl, with MOJO JOJO and CRUSH being okay but not really anything TOO crazy. Then we hit RATHER BE with The Weeknd and.... All I can say is that tracks 8-21 are.... an experience. A soul lifting one. Some of the hardest trap beats, best features, and insane song runs Carti has ever done, and honestly probably my current favorite thing to come out of this Opium/Yeat era of rap music. MUNYUN and I SEEEEE YOU BABY BOI are not very good at all, but the rest.... holy shit. Kendrick really locks in with BACKD00R and GOOD CREDIT, Skepta destroys TOXIC, CRANK is probably my favorite Carti song now, and COCAINE NOSE is almost there as well, with this devious ass guitar. I genuinely thought Carti just dropped an rap AOTY contender. There are some situations where I would rather listen to that run over the entirety Chromakopia and gnx.... together. That's how good this was. And then comes the final part. TWIN TRIM, WALK, and HBA are tough. The rest is some of the worst music I've ever heard. More disappointing than than EA2, More ear grating than that one Kid Cudi album I cant remember the name of, and more lifeless than 142 (or wtv the name is) by Katy Perry. OPM BABI is quite literally nothing more than garbage. Oh my GOD it is so bad. Like.... it sounded like they just bass boosted nails on a chalkboard for some of these. The reason It's a 7/10 and not a 6.4 is just because of how good that middle of the album is. Could even boost it to a 7.5 tbh. Lastly, Swamp Izzo, respectfully shut the fuck up. We know who you are. I'm from ATL. But please. Be quiet bro. DJ Khaled sounding ass. TBH just listen to EVILJORDAN and then 8-21 and then leave

[freshthoughts2020]

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[binomech]

@nonsensegnomes and he would be bad. very bad. very "white boy rapper with a nasally voice that Wired thinks might be half-asian in dim lights with guyliner because he's emotionally close to mako mori" kind of bad. very "couldn't even unironically do slam poetry, let alone rap" bad. this is how he stops being a fugitive. they just don't want him after that.

[trinalwilliams]

Unlived

Unseen

Unknown

Unbelievable

All alone

Stuck

Stuck in time

No time exists

When you’re living the gift...

Untrap

Unrap

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[legion1227]

Paul Wall and Termanology: Start Finish Repeat. An Album Review.

The fact that Paul Wall is white is what astounds me the most.

I'm tangentially familiar with Paul Wall through his feature on the classic Kanye West song "Drive Slow." "Drive Slow" is one of the best songs Kanye Dropped on Late Registration, highlighted by laidback jazzy instrumentals, smooth flows from Ye and Wall, and sublime lyricism from both artists.

This entire project harkens to that song with similar chill instrumentals and lyrics.

Teaming up with fellow rapper Termanology, the duo dropped a collaborative album on October 13th, 2023, titled "Start Finish Repeat." They have since dropped a deluxe edition, but I opted for the shorter initial release of the album to see the original vision.

In short, the LP is a vibe. SFP is an enjoyable, enriching experience between two veterans in the hip-hop game trading verses back and forth, along with numerous features packed throughout the project. Accompanying Paul Wall and Termanology are talented and respected artists such as AZ, Solene, CL Smooth, Bun B, Big KRIT, Sheek Louch, and many others. Many of the songs are reminiscent of "Drive Slow," fitting the aesthetic. In my opinion, there wasn't a bad track on the album, though some songs tend to blend with others due to similarity. But, each verse from every artist is crafted carefully, flowing well, and delivered succinctly, which is especially impressive from artists such as Wall and Termanology. My personal favorite tracks would probably include: Palm Trees, Houston BBQ, Got It Made, Smoke Somethin', and Leather Recliner.

If you haven't checked it out, I would recommend a quick listen as soon as possible. There's bound to be a track or two to enjoy if you're looking for something lowkey to enjoy. 3.5/5.

[patricksmusicblog]

2Pac-Me Against The World(Review){30 Year Anniversary Addition}

Released in March of 1995 Tupac Shakur was in prison in Rikers Island serving time while Me Against The World was being released. The album is the beginning of one of the greatest if not the greatest three album runs in hip-hop history. Where Thug Life Vol.1 started the bend toward a more personal and confessional style of music, this is complete with Me Against The World, Tupac's most personal album, in his catalog.

On Me Against The World 2Pac takes you through 14 tracks of the chaos, pain, and paranoia his life has dissolved into through 93-94 while also giving you reminisce, reflective, thoughtful, and incisive commentary on both his life and life in general but particularly the ghetto and inner city life in the mid-90s. Where I thought the sound on Thug Life Vol.1 leaned westward Me Against The World is an even swamp with production coming from the likes of Shock G(So Many Tears, Fuck The World) to Easy Mo Bee(If I Die Tonight, Temptations). You can hear the influence of both coasts prominently on this album.

The album's opener sets the tone perfectly with news reports of all the issues he'd gotten into from the cops shooting to him being shot at quad, and is a nice reflection of how constant he was in the news at the time. Then "If I Die Tonight" comes on and you immediately know you're in for a hell of an album. The Easy Mo Bee beat is hard and I love the Dr. Dre vocal sample interwoven into the beat "Tonights the night I get in some sh*t" 2Pac showcases a higher skill level and lyrical level he's wrongly maligned for till this day as he organizes his verses through alliteration "They say Pussy and Paper is Poetry, Power and Pistols" playing on the Ps and the 3 P's in Pussy and Paper that stand for Poetry Power and Pistols, great wordplay. I also like how even though he's rapping on an East Coast style beat he's speaking more to a West Coast lifestyle "Evading the player hatin tricks while hitting switches". More than that though, the track captures the claustrophobic feeling of being in the mix of action and the lifestyle and feeling of someone who's done one too many things to avoid retribution or someone who's living so fast and wild that anything can happen at any night. Pac's passion and energy are intense, it's an excellent start to the album. The title cut follows that up and it's another classic, the beat sounds like a mix of East Coast drums with some West Coast synths on top of it giving it an interesting sound. Pac's first verse finds him being descriptive on the most decrepit and poverty-stricken neighborhoods at the time "witnessing killings leaving dead bodies in abandoned buildings, can't reach the children cause they addicted to o killing and the appeal of the cap peeling." Tupac's vivid description, worry and frustration makes it one of my favorite verses of his. Pac's last verse is great as well, he speaks to solutions and is more of a motivational speaker, speaking to youth and things they can do to make a change.

"So Many Tears" is special, from the beat, the hook the verses, the Stevie Wonder harmonica sample, everything. 2Pac lets his heart out as Tupac reflects on those he's lost to death and contemplates on own life, his transgressions, and the haunting fact he might not be here much longer "My every move is calculated step to bring me closer to embrace a early death" is a jarringly raw line even now. The song is filled with self-doubt, regret, and, a bleak outlook on his life and the world. The last verse on the track is the best, it may be the best 2Pac song in this vain. Other tracks within this depressive bluesy vein include the melancholic "Lord Knows" where Tupac speaks to depression, suicidal tendencies, and desperation. It's a great track that's vivid, and motivational but also sees violence as a means of self-defense. "It Ain't Easy" is a rather chill track that finds Pac just weary of the fact he'll likely go to jail, the paranoia that comes from being in certain environments "Lookin out for these killin kids, cause they wild" as Pac reminisces on his youth and speaks to the situations that made him who he is.

There are highlights all over the album, but none shine brighter than "Dear Mama" a track that's an ode to his now late mother Afeni Shakur a former black panther who raised Tupac and his sister largely as a single mother with those principals during his upbringing it digs into a lot of Tupac's past their falling out and reconciliation with his mother who at some point in Tupac's teens fell victim to a serious crack addiction leading her to be nearly and absentee mother by her admission, Afeni would then enter rehab and their relationship would repair itself. The track is in a similar vein as "Brenda's Got a Baby" and "Keep Ya Head Up", it's about women and, its slow paced but this is as personal as it gets as it is an ode to his mother. It's one of the most beautiful and well-written songs in hip-hop history and arguably Tupac Shakur's greatest musical work. It's extremely moving and eternally relatable in some sense. Everyone's got a mom no matter at point you're in the relationship with her. Tupac speaks to not always being the best teenager or being on the best terms with his mom, and touches on the death of his father. Tupac's biological father(who is still alive) was never a part of his life throughout his upbringing, his stepfather Mutulu Shakur was in prison most of it and the only father in Tupac's life that he knew was "Legs" who died of a crack overdose in 86'(something he references elsewhere on the album "when daddy died that's when my mama started gettin high"). Tupac also references being out on the streets alone befriending the local street dudes and selling drugs for time, this being confirmed by his friends/ group members Ray Luv/Ryan D who both spoke on how Tupac tried selling drugs for one or two weeks out of desperation and was terrible at it and left it alone after that. The details of the song give a glimpse of what made Tupac, 2PAC.

Elsewhere on the album, 2Pac shows his player side on tracks like "Temptations" and "Can U Get Away". The best of which being "Temptations" produced by Easy Mo Bee. The track is fun and the Computer Love sample and Redman sample are great production choices from Mo Bee who goes in with the vocals on the track it features great production as Tupac speaks to the temptations and pressures he faces on the road as a star rapper. 2Pac's flow and charisma dominate the track, in some ways, it's the "I Get Around" of World.

At other times he's abrasive and aggressive, there's the West Coast, funk of "Heavy In The Game" ft Richie Rich they both take terms spitting game about how to survive on the streets and game/life rules "What about the niggas I despise loud talking cowards shootin' guns crowd jeopardizing lives, shoot em right between them niggas eyes, follow the rules or follow them fools that die…quit trying to be an OG and pay your dues." The track is a banger. "F*ck the World" is Pac at his most defiant as he speaks to the sodomy allegations off top on the song, dealing with jealousy, haters, followers, and the system that's against him, his affiliation with gangs at the time, it's another great track produced by Shock G. Still the ruggedest, nihilistic and death foreseeing track on the album is "Death Around the Corner", as Pac demeanor is menacing, paranoid and depressed. Each verse is more intense and serious than the previous one with the last being truly gripping. Pac's intensity and vocals throttle the beat on that last verse, not to mention the rhyme scheme on is great from the beginning of the verse.

Many people consider Me Against The World to be 2Pac's greatest album and there's something to that. It's his most personal release a clear picture of Tupac Shakur the man. His societal views, his care for the black community, and how those views clashed with his reckless tendencies at times. His sense of how systematic oppression has affected his life but also his sense of his behaviors have made the situation dire. It's an album of internal conflict(as much him vs himself as it is him vs the world) and at every turn, there is no positive resolution only death, jail…or death. He's powerfully emotive on Me Against The World, the album is packed with depth and top-tier writing, and improved MC skill. It's easily one of the greatest rap albums ever.

10/10

Favorite Tracks: If I Die Tonight, Me Against The World, So Many Tears, Temptations, Heavy In the Game, Lord Knows, Dear Mama, It Ain't Easy, Old School, F*ck The World, Death Around the Corner

Sidenotes: The album Me Against The World debut at #1 and would stay at #1 for a month. 2Pac was the only rapper to have a rap album go #1 while in prison.

The title cut while not a single was featured on the Bad Boys Soundtrack released the same year.

Other 1995 Singles/Features: E40-Dusted N Disgusted ft 2Pac, Spice 1, Mac Mall and Levitti, Smooth-PYT ft 2Pac, 2Pac-My Block(The Show Soundtrack), Too Short-This is How we do this ft MC Breed Father Dom, The Govenor, The House of Reps-Po Nigga Blues, 2Pac-Throw Ya Hands Up(Pump Ya Fist compilation)

[instructionsonback]

[omegaremix]

Favorites For 2019.

Boy Harsher “Face The Fire”

KVB, The “Afterglow”

Silent Servant Shadows Of Death And Desire

Void Vision “The Source”

Lebanon Hanover “Babes Of The ‘80’s” (Tobias Bernstrup RMX)

Ron Morelli Disappearer

Daylyt Let There B Light

Kanga self-titled

Nas “Simple Things”

Masta Killa & Inspectah Deck & GZA “Silverbacks”

Schwefelgelb Dahinter Das Gesich

Cash McCall “Omega Man”

Wild Man Fischer “I’m Working For The Federal Bureau Of Narcotics”

Dick Walter “The Fat Man”

Firefall “Strange Way”

Ice Cube “Arrest The President”

Figure Study “Wait”

Fontaines D.C. “Too Real”

Adrian Belew “Big Electric Cat”

Azar Swan Savage Exile

Primitive Weapons “Keep The Lights On”

ChandraTransportation

End Of A Year / Self Defense Family “Alleta”

Mirrors For Psychic Warfare “Tomb Puncher”

Body Of Light “Holding You”

Vatican Shadow “Tonight Saddam Walks Amidst Ruins”

Adult. “Lick Out The Content”

Molly Nilsson “A Slice Of Lemon”

Broken English Club “Channel 83”

Urochromes “Night Bully” (Boy Harsher RMX)

Strahinja Arbutina “You Don’t Need This In Your Life”

White Ring “Leprosy”

Cabaret Nocturne “Blind Trust”

Natural Assembly “She Walks In Beauty”

Drvg Cvltvre “I Look For Your Face In The Neon Lights”

Soft Moon “Like A Father”

Primitive Weapons “Negative Mass”

Drvg Cvltvre “Blood Eagle Brigade”

Soma Sema “Artificial Heart”

Grun Wasser “Limits For Limits”

Undertheskin “Cold”

Emptyset “Dissolve”

Pink Turns Blue “I Coldly Stare Out”

Soko “Ocean Of Tears”

Annabel Lee “Hi Hi Hi”

Exasperation “Full Story”

Bangzz “Your Boyfriend Is Really Bringing You Down”

Lost Under Heaven “Black Sun Rising”

Fa-5 “El Blue”

Clear Soul Forces “Get No Better”

Meyhem Lauren & DJ Muggs “Hashashin” (ft. Conway)

Feel, The “You’re Not Around”

Doe “Team Spirit”

Sky H1 “Huit”

Tera Melos “Men’s Shirt”

Earth “Cats On The Briar”

Thanks For Coming     ”Underboxesbehinddoorsinsidepocketswithindrawers”

Evidence “10,000 Hours”

Priests “The Seduction Of Kansas”

GFXR & Alchemist “Ajax”

BadBadNotGood “In Your Eyes” (ft. Charlotte Wilson)

Hookworms “Negative Space”

Joe Moks self-titled

Billy Cobham “Tenth Pinn” (live)

Iodi “Sonrie”

White Mystery “White Mystery”

Kruangbin “August 10”

Marcio Montarroyos “Pedra Bonita”

Midnight Oil “Nothing Lost, Nothing Gained”

Thanks For Coming “Five And A Half Feet Under”

Ripped Jeans “Afraid”

America Fuck Fertility Clown

Trouble Knows Me “Trouble Knows Me”

S. English “Sanctuary”

Free Time “All Four Seasons”

Sky Ferreira “Down Lullabye”

Terekke “Closer”

Boulders self-titled

Tony Williams drum solo

Drift “Say It Right”

Water From Your Eyes “You Never Admit You Could Be Better”

GG Allin & The Holy Men “Tough Fuckin’ Shit”

Anderson .Paak “Come Home” (f. Andre 3000)

HTRK “Summer Rain”

Priests “Jesus’ Son”

WGSC “Ajax”

Model/Actriz “New Face”

Kedr Livanskiy “Kiska”

DJ Premier “Headlines” (f. Westside Gunn & Conway)

Planit Hank “Life In Crooklyn” (ft. Jeru The Damaja & Buckshot & AZ)

Gnarcissists “Models”

Promiseland “Take Down The House”

Will Haven “When The Walls Close In”

Aurat “Dhokebaaz”

Raekwon “Silk”

Walt Barr “Creepin’”

DJ Muggs “Day Of The Dead” (f. Kool G Rap)

Jeru The Damaja “Harriet Tubman”

*unknown artist “Anastenaria” (Pete Swanson RMX)

Miss Red “Loco”

Deep Red / Canal Street Electronics “Pig And Beast”

Uniform & The Body “Penance”

Preoccupations “Espionage”

Percee P “Put It On The Line (BX)”

JK Flesh “Rub Me Out”

Freddie Gibbs & Madlib “Crime Pays”

Kate Tempest “Holy Elixir”

Big Brave “Holding Pattern”

Rong “Cup”

Chris Connelly & William Tucker Songs For Swingin’ Junkies

Model/Actriz “Matador”

Cave In “Winter Window”

Furbie “Skiball”

Your Old Droog “Bubble Hill”

Teddy Lasry “Riverhead”

Nite Jewel “Real High”

Mike (Bonema) “Ipari”

Heavy Metal Kings “Merciful Fate” (f. Goretex)

Ill Bill “Awaiting The Hour” (f. Killah Priest)

Remote Viewing “Whitney Houston, We Have A Problem”

Ayya “Second Mistake”

Adrenochrome The Buzz Or Howl Sessions

Les Rallizes Denudes “The Last One” (soundboard)

Blonde Tongues “Hey Good Lookin’”

Daniel Avery “Stereo L”

Sleazy “Cauchemar Administratif”

Chastity Belt “Ann’s Jam”

False Figure “Exhale”

Zotz “Vacio”

Gong Gong Gong “Siren”

Weeping Icon “Teeth (& A Handbag)”

Copper Sounds & Franco Franco “Accelerazione Generale”

Free Time “Esoteric Tizz”

CRVEL Sombras.

Preoccupations “Pontiac 87”

Cruz De Navajas “Imperialismo”

Palm “Forced Hand”

False Figure “Cardinal Cross”

Strobobean “When You Won’t Look”

Phil Upchurch “Black Gold”

My Brightest Diamond “Quiet Loud”

Lungbutter “Vile”

Silversun Pickups “It Doesn’t Matter Why”

Bad Tracking “Generic Music”

Strobobean “Keep It Together”

Thanks For Coming “That Way”

Diat Positive Energy

Zotz “Fatal”

Dry Cleaning “Magic Of Meghan”

Tropical Fuck Storm “Can’t Stop”

Temples “You’re Either On Something”

Dude York “Falling”

Halshug Drom

Ing “Closet”

Gong Gong Gong “Down Quantity Road”

Taiwan Housing Project “Buy Buy Buy”

Pure Bathing Culture “All Night”

Dry Cleaning “Phone Scam”

Spirits Having Fun “Auto-Portrait”

Zotz Ultima Noche

Stonefield “Dog Eat Dog”

Kurraka Otra Dimension

Gong Gong Gong “Notes Underground”

N0V3L “To Whom It May Concern”

Necking “Big Mouth”

Pllush “Soft In The Dark” (1st VER)

Lunch Lady “Sweet One”

Sub Dio “Peachy Keen”

Dumb “Club Nites”

Second Still “You Two So Alike”

Mystique 2019 demo

Mock Identity “Where You Live”

Patio “Legacy Continued”

Necking “Spare Me”

Otzi 2014 demo

Kitten Forever “Hell Hole”

Sneaks “Tough Luck”

Duckis “Ohio”

Thanks For Coming “We Can’t Both Be Crazy”

M.A.Z.E. “Human Brain” (re-recording)

Duckis “Issue”

Jeanines “Is It Real”

C.H.E.W. “Bread And Circus”

Knife Wife “Every Living Thing”

Pure Pressure Relampago De Furia

Les Rallizes DenudesHeavier Than A Death In The Family

Pasteur Lappe “Na Real Sekele Fo Ya”