Chance The Rapper subsumed his talents into a full-band soul-gospel-jazz odyssey about being in love with life. Bjork turned to experimental electronic music to help her cope with the open wound of her divorce. Kendrick Lamar pulled from spoken-word and abstract jazz to make an opus about what it’s like to be black in America in 2015. More often, people are trying out insanely ambitious ideas and pulling them off.

There have been disappointments, for sure, but they’ve been few and far between. Thus far, 2015 has been stuffed with major artists setting their sights terrifyingly high and then somehow hitting their targets. And when the huge, fully-formed masterpieces are dropping from the sky with no notice whatsoever, is it even safe to tear our faces away from the internet for a day or two? These are good problems to have. As in: How are we supposed to process all this? How can we fully appreciate one major piece of work when there’s always another one coming right around the corner.

No.The amount of great music in the past six months has been almost unfair. On July 9, 2015, the third music video, 'No Breaks', was released via, their online store.Īll tracks are written by James Spaniolo and Paul Robert Methric. On March 17, 2015, the second music video, 'Boogieman' was released via Revolver. The first music video off the album was 'A Little Fucked Up' which was released on February 11, 2015. On JanuTwiztid released the second promo video for The Darkness titled 'Family Time'. On January 8, 2015, via Revolver (magazine), Twiztid released the third single off The Darkness titled 'A Little Fucked Up'. On DecemTwiztid released their first promo video for their upcoming album, The Darkness, titled 'Hostage'. On DecemTwiztid released the second single via Rolling Stone website titled, 'Back to Hell'. On DecemTwiztid released the first single off the album, 'Boogieman'. The third bonus track 'A Place in the Woods' was previously released as a limited edition VIP single, with a slightly different mix. Two of the three bonus tracks ('Breakdown' and 'Mind Goes Mad') were featured on their Get Twiztid EP (which was previously released on Apand on the Bootleg Banner Tour with Blaze Ya Dead Homie), albeit slightly edited in length. On November 26, 2014, Twiztid released the album cover art, and the track list for The Darkness. They said that some of the videos they are in, and some of them they aren't. Twiztid stated in a later 2014 interview that they would release short promo videos from December 2014 until January 2015 to help promotion for the album. It was in contrast to the duo's previous release A New Nightmare in 2013, which had a large array of guest features. This is just me and Jamie from start to finish, no features'. Twiztid was asked if the album would have any features and Monoxide had said 'No.

In early/mid 2014 Twiztid released a promo video, and it was said that Twiztid's next album would be called The Darkness.

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