Alopecia Is this the rap/rock hybrid that things like
the Judgment Night soundtrack folks imagined back in
the early 90s? Probably not. They didn’t do hipster snark back
then. They did sincerity with Biohazard mixin’ it up with Onyx
and Dinosaur Jr. rockin’ out
with Del tha Funkee
Homosapien (which is awesome, by the way). But this is something
else completely. This is taking hip-hop and/or freeform poetry
and making it something softer and more palatable for us white
folks, a later day Soul Coughing if you will. The thing that is most striking about the album
is how smart it is, how funny it is, yet how like and how unlike
Eminem it is. If you listen to this
album expecting anything in the traditional mode of hip-hop
you’ll be seriously disappointed, but if you miss the days of
horrible Emilio Estevez/Cuba Gooding movies and want to see
how the indie mash up has morphed in the 15 years since, dial
up this thing and enjoy.
Eskimo Snow
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