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A4) The Flatmates - I Could Be in Heaven
It’s a true level up album which sees the band expand their sonic palette to take in a kaleidoscopic range of influences: everything from soulful pub rock (Chain Reaction) to Husker Du aggression (One More Day) to melancholy sophisto-pop (Narcissist) gets a look in
Sneijder x Nat Conway - Everybody’s Free
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As of Now: 180g Pebble Col Vinyl LP #.line-limit A4) The Flatmates - IMy auntie asked me whats my path? spits Lord Jah Monte Ogbon on his de but from the celebrated Lex Records. The lyric relatably references the cross roads hes at in his current life, especially as someone right on the cusp of rap stardom. Recently Ive been thinking more and more about what comes next in my life, the artist reveals. Its fair to say Ogbons Lex LP features less of the sh*t talking court jester of old. Instead, theres more of an imperfect
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