NOBODY PLANNING TO LEAVE (BLACK VINYL EDITION) by SHRAPKNEL
SKU | 134707 |
Artist | SHRAPKNEL |
Title | NOBODY PLANNING TO LEAVE (BLACK VINYL EDITION) |
Label | BACKWOODZ STUDIOZ |
Catalog # | BWZ 794 |
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Release | W 47 - 2024 |
Format | Vinyl - USLP |
Import | |
€ 29,99 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Description
Nobody Planning To Leave is the new album from Curly Castro and PremRock aka ShrapKnel, fully produced by Controller 7. Featuring Open Mike Eagle, Onry Ozzborn, Lungs, Breezly Brewin, D-Styles (of the legendary Beat Junkies), and ELUCID, title represents a duality. Both a boastful claim and also a resigned recognition. Sometimes you’re planting your flag and sometimes you’re acknowledging that it’s all ultimately out of your control. With the exception of a few cases, nobody plans to leave. Nobody plans to abandon their passion either. Usually the slow grind of necessity chooses that for you. What started as a few DMs between Castro and Controller 7 in 2021 slowly morphed into a fully fleshed opus.
Close your eyes and imagine De La Soul is Dead if the Plugs were steeped in the murky tea of the early aughts independent scene. It’s a propulsive, cohesive listen, that finds the rappers forging new ground both sonically and stylistically. The first ShrapKnel LP was wind, a self-titled sheer force that awoke the masses to the New. The second album was fire, forged in a Metal Lung, seasoned by smoke and libation alike. This third offering is earth, rooted in our influences, from soil-turned-vines-turned blades that scale the highest of structures.
TRACKLISTING
Metallo
Dadaism 3 featuring Open Mike Eagle
Bogdan interlude
LIVE Element
Steel Pan Labyrinth featuring Onry Ozzborn + Lungs
Human Form
Nutkracker Blues featuring Breezly Brewin + D-Styles
Deep Space 9 Millie Pulled a Pistol
Kaishakunin
8-Finga Piano featuring D-Styles
Uru Metal featuring E L U C I D
Sadatay
Illusions of P
Worry Doll
Features a single black vinyl packaged in a 12" jacket with design and layout by Controller 7, an 12x24 4-panel insert with art from Shane Ingersoll and photography by Matt Shaver.