Mstrkrft Fist Of God vinyl LP NEW sealed
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Mstrkrft Fist Of God vinyl LP NEW sealed (*) All items are black vinyl new/reissue LPs/records unless stated in the title (if a colour is stated and you are ordering that colour please check with us first).
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Postage: Posting to Australian addresses is FREE, the cost to other countries is shown in the listing. Sorry NO pickups. All orders are sent tracked within Australia. Regular mail to the rest of the world is generally trackable. PLEASE NOTE: we ship once/week so your order will not be despatched straight away, look at the estimated delivery time in the listing. Condition: All items are new and usually sealed (* not every item may be sealed). All items are current editions or reissues. Payment: Paypal only thanks. Sorry no discount for multiple purchases. Guarantee and Returns: EVERYTHING IS GUARANTEED. If you are not fully satisfied you can return what you have bought for a refund. No change of mind returns - once you have placed your order it can not be cancelled. Please contact first before returning.The long-awaited sophomore album from MSTRKRFT, Fist of God, will be released in the States on Steve Aoki's Dim Mak/Downtown in March, Billboard.com has learned. And the record, most of which is already in the can, is really different from our last one, says bandleader Jesse Keeler. The Toronto-based duo of Keeler and production partner Al-P won fans worldwide with its 2006 debut The Looks (Last Gang), a bombastic blend of electro, pop and high-energy noise, which was pushed onto dance floors by adventurous DJs like Aoki. Last Gang will continue to release MSTRKRFT's music in Canada. We just wanted to try different options for America, and I don't think there's anyone in the States who's been a better supporter of us than Steve Aoki, championing our stuff, says Keeler. So when he approached us it just seemed like it made a lot of sense. MSTRKRFT tested the waters with Dim Mak in October via the single Bounce, a collaboration with reggaeton star N.O.R.E., which will be included on God. The album's other guests include Ghostface Killah, E-40, Freeway, Lil' Mo, and John Legend -- a definitive move to a different sound that Keeler admits we thought would alienate some people. We wanted to make a record that was more ideologically like a throwback to when rap and R&B production was old school; the line between that and dance was very blurry, he says. We knew people were gonna hate, because idiots don't like music because they like listening to it. They use it as a way of defining who they are. When it changes, it leaves them in a tough spot -- 'I can't use this to create my identity anymore' -- and their reaction is negative. It's the same as when the Strokes came out: rock music returning to what it was born from, says Al-P. When you get back to the essence of things, sometimes cool stuff happens. -BILLBOARD MAGAZINE
1 / 1 It Ain't Love - Lil' Mo, , MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT 1 / 2 1000 Cigarettes - MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT 1 / 3 Bounce - Isis, MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT, , N.O.R.E. 1 / 4 Vuvuvu - MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT 1 / 5 Heartbreaker - John Legend, MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT 1 / 6 Fist of God - MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT 1 / 7 So Deep - Jahmal, MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT 1 / 8 Click Click - E-40, , MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT 1 / 9 Word Up - Ghostface Killah, MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT 1 / 10 Breakaway - Jahmal, MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFT 1 / 11 1000 Cigarettes - Freeway, MSTRKRFT, MSTRKRFTWA-14325892
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