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serves as a bridge between the lo-fi darkness of Roman Candle and Elliott Smith and the studio sheen of XO and Figure 8

track after track

this album showcases Opeth’s signature exploration of black metal and death metal parts juxtaposed with more acoustic and progressive elements

Herbie Hancock: The Prisoner Vinyl LP speakers It's kinda sounds like theRock solid Blue Note album from 1969. Herbie's style here can be best described as post bop soul jazz. No sample spotting here, this is just a great listening album with standout work by Hancock and crew. Check the sublime "I Have A Dream," the title track, "Firewater," and "He Who Lives In Fear." And we can't mention this album without talking about the incredible cover art. Herbie is pictured in a sci fi esque cage constructed of type and urban