Tricky False Idols The Fame the latter is not the

the latter is not the soundtrack to the former

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Say What You Mean 6

From detuned noise experiments to straightforward rock and roll

JJ Koscan of the Obelisk writes: "This shit is killer and deserves all the ears it can get with its early 90s weirdness thats somehow also from the late 60s and still the future too because what is time anyway and screw it were all lost lets ride

Tricky False Idols The Fame the latter is not theTricky is back. Back with a new studio album, False Idols, and his own label (also bearing the False Idols name), but also back in a personal sense. "I was lost for ages," he says. "I was trying to prove something to people, trying to do something to please other people and also myself at the same time, which is never going to work. To be honest with you, I've been floating around since Chris Blackwell and Island. My last two albums, I thought they