- June 17, 2013
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Young Fathers – Tape Two
On Tape Two, the Scottish hip hop trio Young Fathers christen their Anticon. signing with a handful of new tracks that are just as creative, vibrant and thrilling as the material on Tape One.
- May 30, 2013
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Young Fathers – “I Heard” / “Mr. Martyr”
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Scottish experimental hip hop outfit Young Fathers have some new visuals out for the track “I Heard,” which is one of the many cuts to be released on their next project, TAPE TWO. This sophomore album of theirs is looking at a June 11th release on Anticon Records.
The group also released the album-track “Mr. Martyr” recently as well. Click here to give a listen, and check a review of TAPE ONE below:
- March 6, 2013
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Baths – “Miasma Sky”
Singer-songwriter and electronic music producer Baths has a new single out titled “Miasma Sky,” which is teasing toward the release of his sophomore full-length, Obsidian.
Though Baths’ eccentric, feathery vocals have maintained their place in his music, it would seem that a bit of the textured glitch hop sounds that made Cerulean such an interesting record have disappeared almost completely. It’s a shame to hear some of the more interesting sounds Baths was known for fail to make it onto this new track, but maybe others on Obsidian will present some more interesting synths and percussion.
- January 21, 2013
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Young Fathers – “Romance”
The UK’s Young Fathers have dropped some visuals for their reggae-infused track “Romance,” which came off the group’s recently reissued TAPE ONE. I reviewed it a while back very positively, and I’m still convinced it rules, but I’m patiently waiting to hear some kind of followup–especially since they’re now on Anticon!
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- May 9, 2012
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Serengeti- “OG Flat Pop”
The more I listen to tracks from Serengeti’s Kenny Dennis EP, the more convinced I am this guy is essentially the Tony Cliffton of hip hop. Serengeti’s alternate personality is snarky, and lives to get on the nerves of the unsuspecting. Whether he’s calling out Shaq or straight up referencing the movie Teen Witch in the hook on “Top That,” Serengeti can be pretty hilarious if you can let go of your inhibitions and reach for the joke.
The track “OG Flat Pop” features a tangled flow that sounds more like the directionless ramblings of a mentally disturbed madman. Things get even more insane as Serengeti’s vocal takes layer over one another, slow down, speed up, and grow with reverb. The Odd Nosdam production keeps things feeling tight, though.
You can find Serengeti’s Kenny Dennis EP right now on Anticon.