showcasing the duo's ability to traverse contrasting emotions and eclectic musical styles delivering a truly magnificent body of work
political activist Zack de la Rocha who spitted out his lyrics with a vengeance
and late-70s vibes best served chilled in the late-night hours and made to keep you grooving through your second wind and into the hazy sunrise
while embracing all the messy and imperfect moments in-between
Norman Whitfield and Funkedelic's George Clinton
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