AD193 Darko the Super & Ialive 'The Hell Hole Store'

by Already Dead Tapes and Records

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Edition of 100 Gold C36 Cassettes
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	1.	Back in the Damn Acura 01:53
	2.	Girlfriend? Or Sister? 03:35
	3.	MC's (Merry Christmas) 02:37
	4.	Fool Around 04:28
	5.	Kop Killer Kreep 02:44
	6.	Get Low 02:24
	7.	Satellite Records (O'Douls) 02:28
	8.	It's All Happening 03:21
	9.	Heartstrings 03:18
	10.	Mellow Yellow 03:05
	11.	This is Where the Fun Stops 04:50

about

"Its rare that an album can offer its listener a buffet's worth of compelling and relatable interests. On ‘The Hell Hole Store’, Darko the Super and Ialive fill our plates with an assortment of topics that we can all be intrigued by. Ranging from the funny to the absurd to the more serious social issues that plague our society, these 11 tracks are completely cohesive and display the chemistry that Darko and iAlive have built together. Darko’s worldview and narrative are on par with his previous Already Dead releases ‘Knox Overstreet’ and ‘Oh No! Its Darko’, while Ialive’s smooth style brings balance and stability to the table. This is the definition of a fun album, and on the surface it has every aspect of hanging out with friends; sharing jokes and stories in a smoke filled room. However, ‘The Hell Hole Store’ is not to be taken solely as satire, and has everything that we all want in a 2016 hip hop album. There’s something for everyone on display here; pop culture references, memorable samples and hooks, literary orientations, head-bobbing beats, angst in social consciousness, love and despair, and ultimately, a complete respect for the genre. These two know how to capture the attention of the listener and hold it until the final curtain call."
- Wesley Nowlin, Already Dead Tapes, 2016