@Aftermath @marcusg @Vox finally getting into this album..
Slowly but surely I'll be there with you soon
This one defiantly seems more personal
Agreed. This is easily his most personal work. Maybe that's because it's not being filtered through a specific theme? It's also his saddest. These feel even less like songs and more like a collection of psalms or actual spoken word poetry, cause the production's so minimal
Agreed. This is easily his most personal work. Maybe that's because it's not being filtered through a specific theme? It's also his saddest. These feel even less like songs and more like a collection of psalms or actual spoken word poetry, cause the production's so minimal
Completely agree, and, good a***ogy. It should be hard to listen to, but I can’t get enough of it
Agreed. This is easily his most personal work. Maybe that's because it's not being filtered through a specific theme? It's also his saddest. These feel even less like songs and more like a collection of psalms or actual spoken word poetry, cause the production's so minimal
"Maybe that's because it's not being filtered through a specific theme?"
i'm feeling that point a lot
strict concepts are cool but albums that leave more room for interpretation and individual feelings have always been my favorites
all it needs is a little theme, which is a given with Ka albums anyway
https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/ka-a-martyrs-reward/
Great review. This puts it so well about Reward being his most personal:
Where on past records, Ka would often play a slightly detached narrator, here he inserts himself into his own mythologizing as a kind of truth-bearer or guiding light, breaking up his dense lyricism with gnomic screeds and calls to action.
"Maybe that's because it's not being filtered through a specific theme?"
i'm feeling that point a lot
strict concepts are cool but albums that leave more room for interpretation and individual feelings have always been my favorites
all it needs is a little theme, which is a given with Ka albums anyway
Well said. And you’re right, it’s not like there’s no theme—the larger narrative of the record tells us that the martyr’s rewards are gratitude, reflection, wisdom. Whereas these aren’t new themes for him, he hones in on them here, and you’re totally right that the openness of the “theme” allows for wider interpretation.
Going back to this record being akin to his earlier work, PWH sounds like it 100% could’ve fit on TNG.
https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/ka-a-martyrs-reward/
Damn btwn this and DoC he's really getting a lot more attention
Should I just download this joint or will it ever come to steaming
He usually releases it for a week or two through his site and then it drops on all platforms
Should I just download this joint or will it ever come to steaming
I suggest buying of course, but it’ll def be on streaming soon.
I suggest buying of course, but it’ll def be on streaming soon.
As soon as the physicals come out I will be
As soon as the physicals come out I will be
Son after copping the HBO CD, I might be inclined to buy this on vinyl, and maybe the Alc Haram…..
Son after copping the HBO CD, I might be inclined to buy this on vinyl, and maybe the Alc Haram…..
Bought Haram, missed HBO, couldn’t justify the price. It’ll defiantly increase in value but $333 for a vinyl
I did get prey for Haiti when that dropped, but I’ve never really been the biggest Mach fan. HBO is my favourite though
Bought Haram, missed HBO, couldn’t justify the price. It’ll defiantly increase in value but $333 for a vinyl
I did get prey for Haiti when that dropped, but I’ve never really been the biggest Mach fan. HBO is my favourite though
I feel you. That’s why I bought the CD, to flip
Wish I got PfH