I'll start by apologizing to anyone who is a music major/classically-trained musician. Busdriver, who some may know as one of the co-collaborators on Nick Thorburn's post-Unicorns rap project Th' Corn Gangg, decided to use Mozart's "Sonata in A Minor" as a back beat for his newest single, "Me-Time (With Pulmonary Pampsets)". The track, which utilizes his usual rapidfire wordsmithing, employs the aforementioned classical melody with a loud and steady bass to form what can be an interesting divulgence into namedropping and current economic woe after a few listens. It's the second track off of the forthcoming Jhelli Beam, his eighth studio album, out June 9th via Anti-. Check it out below, courtesy of Stereogum.
Animal Noises is a blog about music, both old and new, and how it stands up in the current music scene. The staff-- John, the editor, with contributions from Matt-- uses their various music backgrounds to intelligently discuss artists and albums, focusing on the good, while not avoiding the bad. We focus on sub-genres of rock, electronic music and hip hop, but don't be surprised to see the occasional wildcard too.
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