RCA US Schallplatten & CDs

Review: Like many musicians, Brockhampton spent much of 2020 recording new material, premiering plenty of it on their various social media channels. Despite this deluge of material, there was much more that they were holding back, and it's those tracks that make up their sixth studio set, Roadrunner: New Light New Machine. It was produced by a wide variety of contributors (including the RZA and Rick Rubin) and sees Kevin Abstract and his self-styled "hip-hop boy band" colleagues add their usual attractive mixture of rap verses and harmonic, R&B style choruses to largely sparse but tough backing tracks rich in crunchy machine drums and deep, booming basslines.

Review: Machine's 'There But For The Grace Of God Go I' is a classic disco re-issue from RCA. Controversial in its time, it has still become a classic with its
infectious groove. This is the record famous for the line: 'Let's find a place they say/somewhere far away/with no blacks, no Jews and no gays'.