Rec | SEXTON BLAKE - JOSH HODGES

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every time i hear this album i just find it to be so ahead of its time. i feel like nowadays you hear a good handful of folks trying to achieve this sort of sound (perhaps dehd or the memories), but dude was doing it in 2004, and doing it WELL (and sounded much more depressed while doing so). top tracks: jake - keep it together better off dead alright little bit more intro

@carolinebreeden

Dec 11, 2024

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