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Originally Posted by klep
Sage Francis:
liked this far more thasn i thought i would when i realised it was rap. haven't tended to like any rap before but this was quite good. more mellow.. the gyu didnt seem to be falling over his words trying to spit them out so fast and the music in theback ground was quite good too.. not too repetitive. i may well download the rest of the songs on the albums.
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Sage doesnt make rap! thats beat poetry friend.
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I"ve heard fantomas a million times before but i'll review anyway: A dirty blend of crust and mathy late ninetys hardcore - that they somehow manage to make pretty funny, nearly cartoon-like, but what do you expect from the man behind Mr. Bungle? You should check out mike pattons recent work with Bjork on her new album Medulla, and the remix he did from a song off of the newest isis album (oceanic).
Sorry if i'm overdoing it, but i have a couple for a few different genres:
Artist: OneBeLo aka OneManArmy of Binary Star
Genre: Hip Hop
www.subterraneousrecords.com
songs: Double Essay
Lesson #1
Mic Check
Artist: Saetia
www.level-plane.com
Genre: Emo Violence / Spock Rock
Songs: The Poet You Never Were
Some Natures Catch No Plagues
The Sweetness and the Light
Artist: The Telepathic Butterflies
http://www.telepathicbutterflies.com/
Genre: Indie Rock
Songs: Bonhommie
Narcissus
Mr Laughabees Circus
Artist: Xploding PlastiX
www.xplodingplastix.com
Genre: James Bond jazz remixed with break beats
Songs: Treat me mean, I deserve it
Rattlechaser
More Powah to Ya
enjoy!