Suicideboys - I Want To Die In New Orleans Vinyl Red Black Split $Uicideboy$
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It would take a group called $uicideBoy$ to pen a love letter to their hometown and call it I Want to Die in New Orleans. The duo—cousins Suicide Christ and Ruby da Cherry—maintain that their music is an outlet for their darker, depression-driven impulses, but their appreciation for The Big Easy (along with scuzzy pop-punk vocals and mid-’90s, lo-fi Memphis rap) shines through on the first major release since their Kill Yourself series of EPs in late 2017. NOLA references are less Easter eggs than ornaments: The bass-heavy “Krewe du Vieux” honors the Mardi Gras parade of the same name, while “Carrollton,” which features an intro from Three 6 Mafia’s Juicy J, is named for an uptown neighborhood. The beat for “Coma” is built from a sample of Memphis legend Playa Fly’s “Kreepin Out Da Kut,” and the album’s interludes come in the form of local news clips about city-specific tragedies, like when the levees broke.
Tracklist A1 King Tulip A2 Bring Out Your Dead A3 Nicotine Patches A4 10,000 Degrees A5 122 Days A6 Phantom Menace A7 Krewe Du Vieux (Comedy & Tragedy) A8 War Time All The Time B1 Coma B2 Long Gone (Save Me From This Hell) B3 Meet Mr. Nice Guy B4 Carrollton B5 Fuck The Industry I No Longer Fear The Razor Guarding My Heel (IV)
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