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hip hop and crunk
Tory Lanez)
Before 2013's Midcity
and Black Thought
to bluesy roadhouse stomps (“Direction Of The Wind”) to Sticky Fingers-era Stones (“Depression”) and the compelling folk balladry of “Yesterday’s Blues” and “Lay My Head On The Rail
Aberdeen "You Kept My Heart (The Sarah & Sunday Singles)" As Heard On XRT hip hop and crunkIn the wake of post punk and new wave mania of the 70s and 80s, UK bands throughout the 90s would continue to adore the bright, flourishing guitar riffs of these sounds. As the rise of electronic dance music began, small yet thriving circles of bands were stripping back their sounds as much as possible, as an antidote to the technology integrated society surrounding them. Melodies became simple and lyrics became naive as the bare bones of what people
