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Jul 29, 2016 · 'soft rules' is the debut album from True Neutral Crew, an experimental hip hop collective that pulls together musicians from Deathbomb Arc's extensive roster. 'soft rules' focuses on tracks from Signor Benedick The Moor, Margot Padilla, and Brian Kinsman (ex-Foot Village, ex-Gang Wizard), with contributions from Grammy & Tony winning rapper ...
- Softer | True Neutral Crew | Deathbomb Arc
A collection of previous released tracks recorded by the hip...
- True Neutral Crew
soft rules by True Neutral Crew #MONSANTO by True Neutral...
- Softer | True Neutral Crew | Deathbomb Arc
Sep 22, 2022 · A collection of previous released tracks recorded by the hip hop ensemble True Neutral Crew, pulled from their various releases including 'Soft Rules', '#POPPUNK', '#MONSANTO', and various singles/comp tracks.
TRUE NEUTRAL CREW new live film out now! http://trueneutralcrew.com.
Nov 3, 2014 · A model of the True Neutral Crew live show. Please watch in 1080p HD.True Neutral Crew 'soft rules' double cd/digital out now on Deathbomb Arc: http://deathb...
Jul 26, 2016 · True Neutral Crew: soft rules. (Deathbomb Arc) CD/DL. Available 29th July. 8.5/10. Experimental hip-hop outfit True Neutral Crew come out swinging on their debut double length album. Simon Tucker reviews: Labels and genres. Easy boxes which we file our art into helping us make sense and keep things tidy in our already busy minds.
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soft rules by True Neutral Crew #MONSANTO by True Neutral Crew soft rules (Acapellas) by True Neutral Crew #POPPUNK by True Neutral Crew Call on the Herd / A Few Lights on the Wall by True Neutral True Neutral Crew Margot Padilla - Electronics, Vocals Brian Kinsman - Drums, Vocals Daveed Diggs - Vocals Signor Benedick The Moor - Vocals
It’s funny that recent months and years have witnessed increasing comments on just how amorphous rap has apparently become. Funny, because from its very beginning, rap has been based on the kind of street plunderphonics and sonic thievery that lends itself to wily versatility, to disparate sounds and styles that confound any attempt to pin rap outfits to a particular genre-tag beyond one ...
