D.I. by D.D.
I know I ragged somewhat on Lansing-Dreiden’s latest full-length, The Dividing Island. But I still pull it out on occasion, and it still contains some of my fave songs so far from this year (i.e. “A Line You Can Cross”). Now, the faceless art collective is cooking up a new batch of songs… er, well, sort of.
Entitled D.I. by D.D., the album is a collection of hip-hop influenced remixes and alternate versions of songs from The Dividing Island, courtesy of producer Dazzle D. Stereogum has a preview track, as does Lansing-Dreiden’s website.
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