Undrtone

Aidan Sibley
2. Definitely the group's most critically acclaimed record, CLIPPING - CLPPNG takes my second spot because I just like their other album a bit more (which I'll expand on in that post). CLPPNG took the basic fundamentals provided in their debut and improved on them in every way. Diggs lyricism expands in to stories about a man losing his family in a fire, getting stopped by the cops, reflects on nostalgia, and even the story of a murderous and cannibalistic seductress. In contrast, the instrumentation is actually less dark. The group realizes that if they get darker and smarter with the vocals they can get more diverse and detailed with their production. The production on this sophomore project bursts itself into many different sounds and ideas that continuously overlap eachother within every song and grow with the runtime. A definitive improvement on their first album and a fantastic experimentation on the hip hop genre ♯hiphop ♯rap ♯industrial ♯electronic ♯noise ♯experimentalrap ♯experimentalhiphop ♯clipping ♯clppng