Tag Archives: danger mouse
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The 20 best hip-hop albums of 2022
The best hip-hop albums of 2022 include Kendrick Lamar, Megan Thee Stallion, Nas, Vince Staples, Earl Sweatshirt, Locksmith, Pusha T, Lupe Fiasco, Mount Westmore, Denzel Curry, Ho99o9, Freddie Gibbs, Homeboy Sandman, Bob Dylan, Czarface, Black Star, Black Thought and Danger Mouse, Your Old Droog, Open Mike Eagle and Token.…
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The 67 best albums of 2022: 30-21
The best albums of 2022 include Neil Young, Harry Styles, Muse, Demi Lovato, Denzel Curry, Lights, Freddie Gibbs, Steve Lacy, Father John Misty and Danger Mouse and Black Thought. Welcome to the heart of our countdown of the best albums of 2022. Before continuing, check out parts one, two and three. Part…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Broken Bells take us back to their world on ‘Into the Blue’
Broken Bells, “Into the Blue.” It’s been quite a while since Broken Bells released an album. The output of the musical partnership of James Mercer (The Shins) and Brian Burton (Danger Mouse) has been erratic since 2014’s After the Disco. There have been some singles in the intervening years, notably…
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REVIEW: Danger Mouse and Black Thought maintain control with ‘Cheat Codes’
Danger Mouse and Black Thought, “Cheat Codes.” The last time audiences were graced with an official collaboration between renowned producer Danger Mouse and a prominent hip-hop artist was in 2005 with MF DOOM (as DANGERDOOM). The wait is finally over, as Black Thought joins forces with Brian Burton and takes center stage…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Karen O and Danger Mouse collaborate to vibrant results on ‘Lux Prima’
Artistic titans collide as enigmatic Yeah Yeah Yeah’s frontwoman Karen O teams up with songwriter-producer Danger Mouse on Lux Prima. The collaboration was a long time in the making. Danger Mouse said in a recent interview with the New York Times that the partnership started after a 2008 drunk dial…
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Interview: No longer driven by ‘Crazy’-ness, Gnarls Barkley still a happy ‘Odd Couple’
Gnarls Barkley, courtesy. This story originally appeared in the Oakland Tribune. After a wildly successful debut album and insanely popular single, it’s no surprise that many fans expected an even crazier follow-up from Gnarls Barkley. That is, everyone except the Atlanta duo — soul singer/rapper Cee-Lo and multi-instrumentalist Danger…