[LP] DOS MONOS - DOS ATOMOS
Leave feedback on the product
Product code: 0784085101295
Opis
- W naszym sklepie znajdziesz tylko nowe płyty
- Kupując płytę, sprawdź poniżej spodziewaną datę jej premiery
- Sprawdź również sugerowaną datę wysyłki
- Preordery wysyłamy w ciągu 10 -15 dni roboczych od dnia premiery, z zastrzeżeniem, że data premiery może się zmienić, co jest od nas niezależne
- Jeśli wybrałeś/-łaś odbiór osobisty, poczekaj na maila z informacją, że płyta jest gotowa do odbioru
- Ten tytuł jest importowany z USA; czas wysyłki w związku z tym może być wydłużony
Dos Monos - DOS ATOMOS
Format: LP
Label: DEATHBOMB ARC [0784085101295]
RELEASE DATE: November 15, 2024
Opis:
Dos Monos, Deathbomb Arc is thrilled to be working with Dos Monos again, for our 4th vinyl release from this groundbreaking Japanese hip hop trio. They've evolved their sound for this 11 track album, bringing old and new fans alike a heavy dose of pure blistering energy. Dos Atomos is the groups first full-length album since their debut "Dos City" (2019) and marks their biggest musical turning point. Here they make a bold leap from their signature sample-driven sound and mix everything they loved as children, from rap metal, noise rock and even J-rock, with live instrumentation and help from some guest musicians such as the legendary Otomo Yoshihide. The result is the most explosive project they've done yet. Dos Atomos is also a conceptual piece centered around the sun and nuclear power - especially as it relates to the group's strong desire to re-think what it means to be Japanese; a feeling that arose after touring Europe with black midi in 2022. While Japan is a country that has worshiped the sun as one of their main gods (even the national flag is the sun itself), Japan is a country suffering from "artificial sun", bombed with nuclear weapons and suffering from nuclear disaster. Nuclear power has also been a gravitating motif in modern Japanese art and culture, such as with Godzilla, Nausicaä and Takashi Murakami. This album speaks about this ambivalent relation between Japanese people and "the sun".
Tracklista:
- 1. Harou
- 2. Mountain D
- 3. Hi No Tori
- 4. Bon
- 5. Que Gi
- 6. Datto
- 7. Undo
- 8. Kids
- 9. Cojo
- 10. Atom
- 11. Inu
Opinie
If you've added a review and it doesn't appear on the list, it may be pending moderation.