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Shabazz Palaces - Robed in Rareness (Preirder 29/03/24)
Shabazz Palaces - Robed in Rareness (Preirder 29/03/24)
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Shabazz Palaces - Robed in Rareness
Label: Sub Pop Records - SP1613X - 098787161304
Format: LP, Album, Red
Country: UK
Released: 29th Mar 2024
Genre: Hip Hop
Style: Hip Hop
Description
Shabazz Palaces release two new mini-albums, Robed in Rareness and Exotic Birds of Prey. Shabazz Palaces is masterminded by Ishmael Butler (Digable Planets), whose relentless drive to reimagine hip-hop – even as he enjoys his fifth decade on Earth – remains undiminished. When Robed in Rareness hit digital platforms in 2023, NPR Music called it “enchanting and subversive," while Pitchfork observed that “the futurism of Shabazz Palaces has always been interwoven with the past and present, their songs scintillating tapestries of old-school shit talk, proggy psychedelia, and melodic flossing. Robed in Rareness is draped in this multiplicity as Butler and a team of close collaborators swagger across eras of rap.”
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Label: Sub Pop Records - SP1613X - 098787161304
Format: LP, Album, Red
Country: UK
Released: 29th Mar 2024
Genre: Hip Hop
Style: Hip Hop
Description
Shabazz Palaces release two new mini-albums, Robed in Rareness and Exotic Birds of Prey. Shabazz Palaces is masterminded by Ishmael Butler (Digable Planets), whose relentless drive to reimagine hip-hop – even as he enjoys his fifth decade on Earth – remains undiminished. When Robed in Rareness hit digital platforms in 2023, NPR Music called it “enchanting and subversive," while Pitchfork observed that “the futurism of Shabazz Palaces has always been interwoven with the past and present, their songs scintillating tapestries of old-school shit talk, proggy psychedelia, and melodic flossing. Robed in Rareness is draped in this multiplicity as Butler and a team of close collaborators swagger across eras of rap.”
