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centred on the significance of solid storytelling via songwriting

resulting in compelling tracks like the hook-driven "Someone's Head

blues-influenced number that showcases Michael Hutchence's most compelling vocal performance

The culmination of roughly 18 months work

Czarface Meets Metal Face Vinyl But the predominant keyboards plunderA dynamic collaboration between Czarface and MF DOOM that merges abstract production with sharp lyricism. Produced by The Czar Keys and featuring Inspectah Deck alongside 7L & Esoteric, this 16 track album delivers witty wordplay and inventive beats. With guest appearances from Open Mike Eagle and Vinnie Paz, it's a must hear for hip hop fans seeking clever storytelling and innovative production.