Ragnarok, by Ill Clinton

Ragnarok

by Ill Clinton

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Kj one of the most subtly sculpted and brilliant albums you will ever find. moody as the coming of the end. try driving early hours of the morning down a mountain dirt road with this -- you will never be the same again. Favorite track: Again.

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	1.	The Rain Is 02:43
	2.	Black Pontiac 01:38
	3.	The Apart 02:05
	4.	Apile 02:13
	5.	Yggdrasil 01:41
	6.	Muffz 02:02
	7.	Again 02:30
	8.	Tyrantula 02:02
	9.	Dummie 02:09
	10.	Manic Depression 02:21
	11.	Taeph 01:52
	12.	Carolina 01:33
	13.	Two The Tear 02:18
	14.	Juniper 02:41

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According to Norse Mythology, Ragnarok represents the end... three forceful winters with no summer... the decline of morality and the bitter end to existence. Ill Clinton captures the doom of the Gods without sounding thunderous as one would predict. As the cold winters freeze the Earth, so does the smooth jazz influenced beats and atmospheric samples Ill Clinton produces. The blunted chill sounds have a calming end to them. The clear vibe in this album suspends time, maintains chaos, and weathers the storm like a VIking ship sailing across the Atlantic. The eeriness is capturing and telling. As I listen to the album I imagine snow gently falling, surrounding the sky and mystifying the atmosphere. Limited to 100 green cassettes on cobalt tape.