Woods, Billy: Today, I Wrote Nothing (Coloured Vinyl 2xLP) Ryo Kawasaki At the eye of this

At the eye of this pissed-for-the-hell-of-it storm were Indian Summer

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Moving away from full-band arrangements and character-based narratives

Also pinned to the console was a piece of paper with the words 'No Pussyfooting' - Fripp's reminder to both musicians that they should not compromise what they felt to be right or be deterred by the hostility to the project shown by management and record label alike (there was talk of Fripp leading Eno into 'un-commercial territory)

Woods, Billy: Today, I Wrote Nothing (Coloured Vinyl 2xLP) Ryo Kawasaki At the eye of thisWhen billy woods released Today, I Wrote Nothing ten years ago, it was an unexpected departure from a rapper who was just starting to make waves in the indie rap scene. After spending the earlier part of his career in the wilderness, woods had managed to crawl out of obscurity with the minor success of 2012s History Will Absolve Me. Dour Candy, 2013s collaboration with underground legend Blockhead drew accolades, which only increased with Armand