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 The Brian Jonestown Massacre was born with the (undeclared) intent to convince us all that the 60s haven’t ended (musically speaking).

 This journey into the world of bjm is one of the most energetic and positive pieces I’ve ever heard, seriously, I’m not here to describe it because I COUNT on you listening to it.

This review praises The Brian Jonestown Massacre's 1996 album 'Take It From The Man!' as a standout example of their dedication to 60s-inspired psychedelic and roots rock. The band's founder, Anton Newcombe, channels the spirit of the 60s with passion despite modern times. Iconic tracks like 'Straight Up And Down' showcase their energetic and emotional style. The reviewer encourages listeners to explore their free downloadable albums and experience the band's underrated brilliance. Listen to 'Take It From The Man!' and dive into Brian Jonestown Massacre's timeless 60s-inspired psychedelic rock today!

 "This album... effectively synthesizes and summarizes the core ideas of these guys in a truly convincing manner."

 "'Arrest The President,' one of the most successful tracks... is an Anticon revision of 80s hip hop."

Pedestrian’s debut album 'Vol.1 Unindian Songs' showcases a strong and diverse hip hop record created over several years with contributions from key Anticon artists. The album offers politically charged lyrics and old-school influences, standing out within the collective’s discography. Highlights include tracks like 'Arrest The President' and 'O Silent Bed.' Highly recommended for fans new to Anticon. Listen to Pedestrian’s 'Vol.1 Unindian Songs' and explore the unique world of Anticon’s groundbreaking hip hop.

 "'A New White' is something new, it is the foundation on which to build music finally free from all previous constraints."

 "This album could be enough to create a new genre on its own, and I think 'new white' would definitely be the appropriate name..."

Subtle's 'A New White' redefines musical boundaries by blending hip hop, rock, and electronic elements into a unique genre. Featuring contributions from classical multi-instrumentalists, the album offers layered, powerful tracks. Standouts include 'Silence...', 'Eyewash', 'FKO', and 'The Long Vein Of The Law'. This release marks a bold creative leap especially for Doseone, pushing hip hop beyond its traditional limits. Listen to 'A New White' now and explore a pioneering sonic journey that reshapes hip hop and beyond!

 Why? is a very fascinating character, balanced between hip-hop and unabashedly pop melodies.

 None of the 12 tracks are bothersome, which makes for a good album, at times great.

Why?'s Elephant Eyelash album skillfully blends hip-hop and pop with unconventional melodies and arrangements. The album features standout tracks like Sandollars, Gemini, and Rubber Traits, making for a largely enjoyable listen. Although some songs are less noticeable, none detract from the experience. The artist shows promise and unique creativity within this personal musical formula. Explore Why?'s Elephant Eyelash for a refreshing mix of hip-hop and pop with creative twists—listen to the standout tracks today!