Just as the dust from Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp A Butterfly seemed to settle, the rapper dropped untitled unmastered., a collection of what were once called "b-sides" and are now enough to constitute a legitimate release. The songs are dated and left unnamed; the cover art is a swampy green swathe. Yet for all its incompleteness, it feels like yet another cohesive statement from a West Coast collective that just won't quit. Much of this is due to Terrace Martin, the infallible producer and alto s...
Just as the dust from Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp A Butterfly seemed to settle, the rapper dropped untitled unmastered., a collection of what were once called "b-sides" and are now enough to constitute a legitimate release. The songs are dated and left unnamed; the cover art is a swampy green swathe. Yet for all its incompleteness, it feels like yet another cohesive statement from a West Coast collective that just won't quit. Much of this is due to Terrace Martin, the infallible producer and alto s...
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