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Feet Of Clay (5th Anniversary Edition) - Black Friday 2024 Edition

    THIS IS A BLACK FRIDAY 2024 EXCLUSIVE AND WILL BE AVAILABLE INSTORE ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29TH ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS, LIMITED TO ONE PER PERSON.

    IF THERE ARE ANY REMAINING COPIES THEY WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE ONLINE AT 8AM ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30TH).

    Featuring the full deluxe tracklist across each side of the LP. Originally a surprise release in November 2019 between his third and fourth albums, it features El Toro Combo Meal featuring Mavi, MTOMB featuring Live, East, and more.

    TRACK LISTING

    74
    EAST
    MTOMB (feat. Liv.e)
    OD
    EL TORO COMBO MEAL (feat. Mavi)
    TISK TISK / COOKIES
    4N (feat. Mach-Hommy)
    GHOST (feat. Navy Blue)
    WHOLE WORLD (feat. Maxo)

    Earl Sweatshirt & The Alchemist

    Voir Dire

      Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist’s joint album VOIR DIRE is available now across all digital streaming platforms with an updated tracklist via Tan Cressida / ALC / Warner Records. Accompanying the album’s digital streaming platform encompassing debut, the duo tallies their third visual of the project with the release of a music video featuring album track "Vin Skully."

      Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist surprised both the music and media landscapes at large with the initial August release VOIR DIRE, which arrived with the exciting lead single, "Sentry" ft. MIKE. As the anticipation for the album in its entirety continued to grow, the second DSP-accessible track, "The Caliphate" materialized alongside the release of its visual, featuring Vince Staples. Today marks the official release of the entire album in its original form and sequence — with two previously unreleased tracks including "Heatcheck," and "Mancala," the latter of which features Vince Staples for his second appearance on the album.

      Supporting the album’s release, the duo is trekking an 11-stop tour spanning the month of November featuring Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist performing together with support slots from MIKE & Black Noi$e.

      The Alchemist initially hinted that they put out a secret album on YouTube under a fake name but four years went by without any fans discovering it. Fast forward to this summer, a new series of clues led fans on a scavenger hunt that unearthed VOIR DIRE, the long-rumored and highly-anticipated album from Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist.

      STAFF COMMENTS

      Barry says: I'm not sure how much I need to say here to be honest. Most of you will know Earl Sweatshirt, and his low-slung hip-hop drawl atop The Alchemist's famously brilliant beats is everything you could hope for. A perfect fusion of production and lyrics from two legendary figures in the scene. don't wait on this one.

      TRACK LISTING

      1. 100 High Street
      2. Vin Skully
      3. Sentry Ft. Mike
      4. Heat Check
      5. 5. Mancala Ft. Vince Staples
      6. 27 Braids
      7. Mac Deuce
      8. Sirius Blac
      9. Dead Zone
      10. The Caliphate Ft. Vince Staples
      11. Free The Ruler

      Earl Sweatshirt

      SICK!

        Los Angeles rapper Earl Sweatshirt releases his new project SICK!, out via Tan Cressida / Warner Records. The new 10-track project includes previously released singles "2010," "Tabula Rasa (feat. Armand Hammer)," and "Titanic" and features collaborative contributions from artists and producers Zelooperz, Nak-el Smith, Armand Hammer, Black Noi$e, and The Alchemist.

        Speaking about the new project, Earl says:
        "SICK! is my humble offering of 10 songs recorded in the wake of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic and its subsequent lockdowns. Before the virus I had been working on an album I named after a book I used to read with my mother ('The People Could Fly'). Once the lockdowns hit, people couldn't fly anymore. A wise man said art imitates life.

        People were sick. The People were angry and isolated and restless. I leaned into the chaos cause it was apparent that it wasn't going anywhere. these songs are what happened when I would come up for air. Peace and love to Zelooperz the enigma, The Armand Hammer, and my good friends Alchemist and Black Noi$e. Peace and love to u."


        STAFF COMMENTS

        Matt says: Thebe Neruda Kgositsile's unique flow, the verbal equivalent of not picking your feet up properly when you walk, crawls out of his genius mind with fresh concepts and gnarly styles on this highly anticipated new album.

        TRACK LISTING

        1. Old Friend
        2. 2010
        3. SICK!
        4. Vision (Feat. Zelooperz)
        5. Tabula Rasa (Feat. Armand Hammer)
        6. Lye
        7. Lobby (Int)
        8. God Laughs
        9. Titanic
        10. Fire In The Hole

        "Some Rap Songs" is the follow-up to 2015’s critically acclaimed "I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside". In the New Year of 2018, Earl promised the release of new music on Twitter, which would bring an end to his close to 4 year absence from the rap game.

        After performing multiple unreleased tracks during live shows, and following a personally rough year for the rapper, including the death of his father, Keorapetse Kgositsile, Earl indicated on social media that new music was imminent as we neared the closure of 2018.

        During the first week of November, Earl’s social media pages released three daily videos, each featuring complex visuals and snippets of forthcoming audio, strongly believed to be linked to the forthcoming album, with the final video confirming an upcoming single titled “Nowhere2go.”

        The album was finally announced on Earl’s Instagram account, after having released the second single for the album, “The Mint.” Fans will not be disappointed: his distinctive, effortless drawl winding through suffocated, sweltering beats; taking cues from the stop-start, cut-n-paste ethic of Madlib and with a similar, trunk-boppin' weight in the low end. Infact, it's this attention to the low end that I guess sets it apart from the two albums which precede it, which tended to be lo-fi in nature and somewhat tailored towards headphone listening. This new album is gonna BANG in the jeep or the club, while his lyrical content is as on point and as poignant as ever; immediately introspective, cryptic and littered with observation. In short, there's no one quite like Earl, and "Some Rap Songs" sees the troubled rapper working through his trials and tribulations with an honest, analytical and at times heartfelt methodology. A masterpiece!


        TRACK LISTING

        1. Shattered Dreams 
        2. Red Water 
        3. Cold Summers 
        4. Nowhere2go 
        5. December 24 
        6. Ontheway! (Ft. Standing On The Corner) 
        7. The Mint (Ft. Navy Blue) 
        8. The Bends 
        9. Loosie 
        10. Azucar 
        11. Eclipse 
        12. Veins 
        13. Playing Possum (Ft. Cheryl Harris & Keorapetse Kgositsile) 
        14. Peanut 
        15. Riot! 

        Earl Sweatshirt

        Doris

        'Doris' is the debut studio album by Odd Future member Earl Sweatshirt. Doris features guest appearances from Odd Future members Domo Genesis, Frank Ocean, Casey Veggies, Tyler, the Creator, along with Vince Staples, RZA and Mac Miller. Production was primarily handled by Sweatshirt under the pseudonym randomblackdude and production duo Christian Rich. Additional production was provided by Matt Martians, The Neptunes, RZA, Samiyam, BadBadNotGood, Frank Ocean, and Tyler, The Creator.

        Upon its release, 'Doris' was met with universal critical acclaim from music critics, including perfect scores by The Guardian and Los Angeles Times, which praised Sweatshirt's rhyme schemes and lyrics along with the gritty underground production.

        TRACK LISTING

        1. Pre 2:53
        2. Burgundy 2:07
        3. 20 Wave Caps 2:12
        4. Sunday 3:26
        5. Hive 4:37
        6. Chum 4:04
        7. Sasquatch 2:48
        8. Centurion 3:04
        9. 523 1:32
        10. Uncle Al 0:53
        11. Guild 3:54
        12. Molasses 2:16
        13. Whoa 3:16
        14. Hoarse 3:52
        15. Knight 3:14

        Earl Sweatshirt

        I Don't Like S**t, I Don't Go Outside

        Odd Future rap collective member Earl Sweatshirt returns with his sophomore long player. From the album title onwards 'I Don’t Like S**t, I Don't Go Outside' in another introspective set of rhymes from Sweatshirt (Thebe Neruda Kgositsile to his mum) which eschew the wide scope of Kendrick or bombast of Kanye in favour of something smaller, more intimate. His mainly self-produced beats are pitched down and sludgy, lifted from the gloom by light-fingered jazzy keyboards here and there, while his vocal flow tongue-twists around the rhythms like a verbal dexterity veteran. At just 30 minutes in length the album doesn't have room for the usual look-who-I-know roll call of guest MCs, with just a handful of cameos from A$AP Mob’s Dash, Ratking’s Wiki, Cutthroat Boyz member Vince Staples and skateboarder Na’kel, leaving Sweatshirt to provide the lion's share of raps - a good thing in our book. A record that will leave you wanting more.

        TRACK LISTING

        01. Huey
        02. Mantra
        03. Faucet
        04. Grief
        05. Off Top
        06. Grown Ups Feat. Dash
        07. AM // Radio Feat. Wiki
        08. Inside
        09. Dna Feat. Na’kel
        10. Wool Feat. Vince Staples


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