With the only cuts from this album showing two sides of the same coin, King Krule stands to outdo himself and avoid the sophomore slump altogether.ġ9. A stripped back bridge stands out as a personal favourite of the track, feeling broody and ominous simultaneously. These smooth sounds juxtapose the brash instrumentals that make up the majority of the song as well as the crude lyrics from Krule, talking of crashes, screaming and trash bands, no doubt an indirect dig at the current state of rock. Dum Surfer is asong byKing Krulewith a tempo of120 BPM.It can also be used half-time at60 BPM or double-time at240 BPM.The track runs4 minutes and 23. Cat No: XL880DS2 Release date: 17 September 2020 Label: XL Recordings Genre: INDIE / ALTERNATIVE, ELECTRONIC.
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Even if there is a release Im not completely on board with, this feeling that they are working to such a grand scale of perfection is unshakable, as if there is always something bigger to come. The video for the track is just as cryptic as the band performs the song lifelessly in a seedy club lit only by a disco ball bouncing off depressing tinsel. Archy and Frank are definitely two of those artists for me, alongside Iceage. Dumb Ways to Die 2 - challenge your ability to stay alive. Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar - range brothers (with Kendrick Lamar) The Neighbourhood - Stargazing. If these two tracks are anything to go by then The Ooz is sure to be an album shaped by a jazz influence that was no doubt revived by 2015’s To Pimp A Butterfly. Cat No: XL880DS2 Label: XL Recordings Genre: INDIE / ALTERNATIVE, ELECTRONIC. 'Dum Surfer' is looming and cryptic, following warped sounds and Marshall's quick, ruthless delivery juxtaposed by transformative guitar work and a saxophone that carries you into a daze. But everything is hard to make out on its own, so each listen sprouts rich new suggestions: When he barks the title of Dum Surfer over fat saxophones, it sounds for all the world like don. Top tracks: PinkPantheress - Just for me. Accompanied by a music video that looks like it’s surfaced from the early 90’s, Dum Surfer feels like the complete opposite of Czech One: chucking out the tranquil beats heard from the latter, King Krule is far more aggressive on this latest cut, backed up by drowning, layered guitars that feel more akin to his earlier work.
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