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True Neutral Crew Los Angeles, California
Margot Padilla - Electronics, Vocals
Brian Kinsman - Drums, Vocals
Daveed Diggs - Vocals
Signor Benedick The Moor - Vocals
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Wriggle (Expanded)
by clipping.
supported by 13 fans who also own “A Few Lights on the Wall (feat. Brian Chippendale)”
Drugs. Drugs! Drugs. Drugs! Drugs. Drugs! Druuugs. Drugs!
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supported by 11 fans who also own “A Few Lights on the Wall (feat. Brian Chippendale)”
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supported by 11 fans who also own “A Few Lights on the Wall (feat. Brian Chippendale)”
Listening to this a few years on, Chapter 319 feels almost melancholic, a reminder of the time where police abolition had nearly mainstream appeal. The tracks still make me furious at the bullshit cops continue to get away with.
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Different Type Time
by Cavalier
NoLa rapper streamlines his experimental style without sacrificing originality or freshness; guests include Eric Jaye and Quelle Chris.
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The Wound Is Not the Body
by B Dolan
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 12, 2024
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Exotic Birds of Prey
by Shabazz Palaces
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 23, 2024
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soft rules
by True Neutral Crew
supported by 7 fans who also own “A Few Lights on the Wall (feat. Brian Chippendale)”
US based True Neutral Crew buckle a similar variety of experimental swash to that of numerous outsider hip-hop artists from this side of the pond (I'm thinking in particular of the rosters of Liverpool's Blah and London's High Focus Records). "Soft Rules" is a surrealist gloop of inchoate psychedelia and abstract rhyme (but no discernible reason) that makes a welcome change from the gritty street rap of Pusha T and Schoolboy Q et al. At a mere 27 minutes it's a short trip but the strangeness is packed in so tightly you're unlikely to feel short-changed. Exhilaratingly amorphous.
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