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Shadows of Tomorrow V: Zev Love X-ile & MF, The Supervillain

January 13, 2021 - Created by Conor Herbert

Every supervillain deserves a good origin story. After his fallout with Elektra Records, Daniel Dumile would disappear for a time to process his brother’s death and his slight at the hands of an industry he had given heart and soul. Years later he returned with a plan. If any villain has managed to mold the world in his image, it’s MF DOOM, the metal-faced adversary who broke out of NYC’s underground and achieved a kind of subterranean domination.

Shadows of Tomorrow IV: Ice-T, KMD & Hip-Hop Cops

January 11, 2021 - Created by Conor Herbert

Every supervillain deserves a good origin story. After the death of his brother, Daniel Dumile had a mission to complete KMD’s sophmore album, ‘Black Bastards,’ but following a wave of label-led censorship sparked by Ice-T’s “Cop Killer,” the album was shelved and Dumile dropped from Elektra Records. It was the last time Zev Love X would grace a mic.

Shadows of Tomorrow III: Long Live Kingilizwe

January 9, 2021 - Created by Conor Herbert

Every supervillain deserves a good origin story. Before he was DOOM he was Zev Love X. Hot off the KMD debut, ‘Mr. Hood,’ Zev and his brother Subroc were coming into their own. But, with their sophmore album in the cut, tragedy tragedy struck in 1993. This part three of our five part series.

Shadows of Tomorrow II: Positive Kauses and Constipated Monkeys

January 7, 2021 - Created by Conor Herbert

Zev Love X, DJ Subroc, Black Bastards

Every supervillain deserves a good origin story. Before he wore the mask, MF DOOM was Zev Love X. In part two of our series in memoriam to the metal-faced rhymer, the collectives that grew Zev’s artistry begin to break up and Zev and his brother Subroc go through changes.

Shadows of Tomorrow I: MF DOOM and the KMD Origin Story

January 5, 2021 - Created by Conor Herbert

LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 23: Rapper MF Doom performs live on stage during the first day of the 'I'll Be Your Mirror' festival, curated By Portishead & ATP, at Alexandra Palace on July 23, 2011 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Jim Dyson/Redferns)

Every supervillain deserves a good origin story and MF DOOM is no exception. In this five-part series in memoriam to the masked villain, we explore through first hand accounts the KMD days, the death of DJ Subroc and label controversy. This is what lead Daniel Dumile to don the mask.

Sounds That Kept Us Sane: The Albums That Got CentralSauce Through 2020

January 1, 2021 - Created by CentralSauce Collective

Spilligion, Artbreak, souvenir, Take Time, What Kinda Music, Metro Dread, BE

Rather than a list of our objectively “best” albums of 2020, CentralSauce would like to present you with something more personal. These are the albums that kept each one of our writers hanging on to their sanity throughout a particularly difficult year.

Man On the Moon III: The Chosen – What We Didn’t Realize We Wanted To Hear

December 23, 2020 - Created by CentralSauce Collective

MOTM3, Mr. Rager, Moonrise, The Chosen

Man On the Moon III from Kid Cudi was a tale of two halves for writers Ryan Gaur & Miki Hellerbach. Expectation, sonic taste and subconscious hope for a journey resulted in opposing sections of the project being what they didn’t realize they wanted to hear.

The KARD Context: How a Co-Ed Group is Pushing K-Pop’s Limits

September 17, 2020 - Created by Elliot Sang

J.Seph, BM, Somin, Jiwoo, idol, Way With Words, k-pop

For years, knowledgeable K-pop fans have considered KARD to be one of the industry’s most underrated groups. But why are they still so underrated? What makes their work stand out? And what lies ahead for the four-piece outfit?

Rappers’ Movement To Media: From Creation To Conversation

June 22, 2020 - Created by Miki Hellerbach

Lil Wayne, Budden, Fat Joe, NORE, Crooked I, Tory Lanez, TIDAL, Spotify, Podcast

Has anyone else noticed all the rappers becoming interviewers? Miki Hellerbach sure has: here, he taps into the why, the how, and the nature of their successes.

Mastering the Art of Tension and Relief: Pink Floyd, Flying Lotus, and Childish Gambino

May 18, 2020 - Created by Brandon Hill

Nicholas Ma, Cover Art, Pink Floyd, Flying Lotus, Childish Gambino, You're Dead!, 3.15.20, Dark Side of the Moon, Tension and Relief

Life is rarely easy and just as often unpleasant. When great art imitates life, great artists recreate the strength of life’s best moments with the pain and confusion of its worst. Some projects go above and beyond surface level thematic connections to tie the very soundscapes of an album to the great never-ending confusion and chaos of existing.

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