The groundbreaking artists of
alternative hip hop called Next Door Strangers have released their
remarkable new LP, titled, “Shoot the Cook.” The record is
comprised of 13 tracks for a total playing time of approximately 50
minutes. An uncompromising, standout release that demands the
attention of audiophiles the world over, “Shoot the Cook” is not
only uniquely magnificent, but quite possibly the first album of its
kind ever to bump from speakers.
Next Door Strangers fit neither the
conventional hip-hop nor rock genres, as they are somewhere
in-between and include key elements of both – yet, to call them
“rap rock” would be a horrible mistake, as they have nothing in
common with those bands typically falling under that dubious banner.
First and foremost, their music is rap, and there are excellent beats
to back their witty and clever rhymes and lines, but their
instrumentation is provided by a bevy of alternative rock elements,
including guitars, bass, keys, and more. Their songs are largely
written in the verse, chorus, bridge, verse, chorus tradition, and a
great deal of their album make for excellent radio play.
Among the best tracks are the coolly
sinister title track, “Shoot the Cook,” the flow and groove of
“Burn This Slow,” the socially conscientious album opener, “See
Sick,” and the stylish cruise anthem, “Cut the Scene.” With
surgically precise lyrics and jackhammer delivery, every song on
“Shoot the Cook” is an instant classic that has dramatically
improved the state of music on planet Earth in general. In time, Next
Door Strangers' “Shoot the Cook” album will almost certainly
prove to be one of the most seminal and important records of this
decade.
Next Door Strangers cite as main
artistic influences an intuitively broad array of acts, including
among others Tupac Shakur, Wu Tang Clan, Nine Inch Nails, and
Nirvana. If one were to imagine what these four crews might sound
like as an orchestra led by 'Pac, one would be close to the overall
Next Door experience.
Speaking of the themes discussed in
this record, Next Door Strangers write, “Consider the flip side of
the status quo. Question everything. Admit your deeds and your dirt.
Taste what’s beneath society’s veil of seasoning… Shoot the
cook.”
“Shoot the Cook” by Next Door
Strangers is available online everywhere. Get in early. This record
is flawless, awesome, awe-inspiring and inspirational.
-S. McCauley
Staff Press Release Writer
MondoTunes
The LP “Shoot the Cook” is
distributed globally by MondoTunes (www.MondoTunes.com)
and is available at iTunes for convenient purchase and download
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ARTIST CONTACT INFO:
eMail
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nextdoorstrangersmusic@gmail.com
website -
www.nextdoorstrangers.com
nextdoorstrangersmusic@gmail.com
website -
www.nextdoorstrangers.com
Twitter:
@NxtDoorStrangrs
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