Can: Soundtracks (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP dfa records Whoever underground rap is dead

Whoever underground rap is dead obviously hasn't heard the bars that Milo is spitting

The album was released in 1973

While the Deep House world lost its soul in the early 00s (give or take a few releases)

Golden Era-inspired beats ("Paris

Can: Soundtracks (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP dfa records Whoever underground rap is deadAnother twisted release from the German psychonauts. Soundtracks was a bridge between Can's first and second proper albums, comprised of commercial (hah) work the band had recorded for films. Of course, Can is about as far from commercial as you can get; and don't think Eno ambience either, the seven pieces in here are prime slices of their hardcore soulful psychedelia. The centerpiece is "Mother Sky," a 15 minute excursion into mind fuckery that