Murs - Love & Rockets 3:16 (The Emancipation) A24Available on sunset spokes wax For over two decades, Murs has been hip hops most charismatic everymanequal parts philosopher, battle tested emcee, and West Coast griot. Now, with Love & Rockets 3: 16 (The Emancipation), the third and final chapter in his Love & Rockets trilogy, he takes his final bow. Produced entirely by Grammy winning producer Jesse Shatkin (Sia, Rihanna), the album is a grand finale, a reflection on a storied career marked by
tying him to notions of sound and style that aren’t always correct
releasing a Neil Young covers record with frequent collaborator Laura Stevenson
Comprised entirely of King Gizzard’s microtonal material
Influenced by ‘50s/’60s cocktail culture
or as something that exists within a new perspective
to Soft Machine
despite the aesthetic changes
Slip gave everyone including Deftones
rock organs
flitting effortlessly from spacey psychedelia to twee pop jangle with finesse and panache
Ohio-based indie folk stalwarts Over the Rhine deliver the evocatively titled Blood Oranges in the Snow
‘Dawn of a New Day’ is no exception to the unspoken Free Throw-rule of boasting excellent closers