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Album Review: The Goods - The Goods

Carley Hall
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"It's interesting stuff, if not a tad demanding, with its light motifs and thin textures."

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Sydney duo The Goods combine a penchant for spacey hip hop, funk, dancehall and house for their debut EP.  There were clearly too many gems on the table to pick from, so they made it a double EP.

Rosario 'D'Awesome' Ferraro and Boris Bangaltar (Jarrol Renaud) spread their respective production and rhythm prowess across a bunch of tracks that ebb and flow with psyched-out riffs and jams (Strong Man), sparse beats and waterlogged vocals (You're A Star), and vintage, Avalanches-like samples (Pit Stop). It's interesting stuff, if not a tad demanding, with its light motifs and thin textures.