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From Vatican Square to coffeehouse stages: Clipse, Jeff Buckley and the album as art
['Michael Kovac', 'Evan Poradzisz', 'Adam Levin', 'Ella Moore', 'Katelyn Cai', 'Zoe Kolenovsky', 'Lucas Lin']
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Malice and Pusha T trade stories recounting their complicated past, addressing their association with cocaine simultaneously as dirty laundry and a badge of honor.
The production magnifies the blood-curdling nature of the lyrics, enabling Clipse to build a world of nightmarish terror.
With a dry Q1 2025 for mainstream rap releases, the Clipse revitalized the genre, providing a much-needed commitment to a curated album experience.
While Buckley drowned in the Mississippi River in 1997 at the age of 27, his legacy lives on in the form of this time capsule-like album.
Hopefully music fans will continue to listen in awe for generations to come, experiencing Buckley’s genius in an intimate, unfiltered setting.