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FSR66 - A New Tomorrow

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nb_leftist So incredibly good, I love the spectrum of music on this record, at this current moment I prefer more hardcore/powerviolence vibes but I think this is definitely a record for anyone. Favorite track: Where I'm From (Ft. Pierce Jordan & Obioma Ugonna).

Sinistralis Tony Instant modern classic. So many elements make this a banger. Lyrically its as real as it gets. Musically it kills. Certified, all killer no filler. Favorite track: We're More Than This.

Antonio Ortega This album will be talked about for many years, phenomenal debut LP from the rising HC prospects Zulu. Lyrically powerful, crushing musically, can not ask for much more from a HC release. Favorite track: Who Jah Bless No One Curse.

Joshua Kutras I’m an old guy, and hearing and seeing Zulu,on record and live, reminds me why I love underground music and art in general. And oh yeah, did I mention this record is heavier than the universe? Fuck around and find out, this is where the rubber meets the road.

Ria From Karnstein Absolutely staggering in its brutality and message! A must listen Favorite track: We're More Than This.

cybursine This album is as hard hitting as it is beautiful. The transition between From Tha Gods To Earth & Créme de Cassis made me choke up. Phenomenal from front to back Favorite track: From Tha Gods To Earth.

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1.	Africa 01:02	buy track
2.	For Sista Humphrey 01:20	buy track
3.	Our Day Is Now 01:37	buy track
4.	Music To Driveby 01:27	buy track
5.	Where I'm From (Ft. Pierce Jordan & Obioma Ugonna) 02:20	buy track
6.	Fakin' Tha Funk (You Get Did) 01:18	buy track
7.	Shine Eternally 03:02	buy track
8.	Must I Only Share My Pain 00:29	buy track
9.	Lyfe Az A Shorty Shun B So Ruff 02:33	buy track
10.	From Tha Gods To Earth 01:25	buy track
11.	Créme de Cassis By Alesia Miller & Precious Tucker 01:37	buy track
12.	We're More Than This 01:59	buy track
13.	52 Fatal Strikes (Ft. Paris Roberts) 01:42	buy track
14.	Divine Intervention 02:34	buy track
15.	Who Jah Bless No One Curse 04:14	buy track

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released March 3, 2023

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