Soul Glo: Untitled
Soul Glo: Untitled
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Soul Glo
Label: Sra
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 061979004321
Genre: Rock
Limited brown colored vinyl LP pressing. Includes sticker, poster and digital download. Side A of the record is only pain. Side B of Untitled is a 13 track reflection on American Blackness and masculinity loosely told through personal stories of violence, incarceration, social alienation, and obsessive self-analysis. The burning of the American flag as album art is directly referential to both the sentiment that many people feel toward a country that routinely leaves them behind and the feelings of consumption of humanity that those very same people feel from the condition of being marginalized by the dominant, yet alien culture of one's home country.
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