The album didn’t break new ground, but it’s fascinating to experience four geniuses re-imagining the work of four other geniuses.
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You can’t dance to it, and it’s so inoffensive that your grandma can vibe to it.
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Brooklyn’s silkpunks subvert, reshape, and redefine what it means to be East Asian in a Western setting
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The Cardigans were fringe artists with a rich library who had one song cross over out of nowhere. It never happened again.
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If New York’s Wu-Tang Clan were a basketball team, what would that look like?
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Many songwriters are lauded for their descriptive lyrics. It’s rarer for a lyricist to do the same thing within a much tighter word budget.
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Let’s take a trip back to 1984. Hair was big, pants were tight, Dallas was on TV every Friday, and two recording artists on either side of the Atlantic deployed a most unusual strategy.