Curse Ov Dialect - Curse Ov Dialect

Review by Jennifer Warren

Curse Ov Dialect's self-titled album is a unique and experimental fusion of hip-hop, electronic, and world music. The album is an exploration of the diverse cultural backgrounds of the group's members, who hail from Australia, the United States, and the Philippines.

The album's standout tracks include "Twisted Strangers," a haunting and hypnotic track that features eerie vocals and a driving beat. "The Truth About Tasmania" is a politically charged track that explores the dark history of Australia's treatment of its indigenous people, set against a backdrop of glitchy electronic beats and samples.

Throughout the album, Curse Ov Dialect showcases their exceptional lyrical skills, weaving together intricate rhymes and wordplay that touch on a range of social and political issues. The group's use of unconventional instruments and samples, such as didgeridoos and Asian stringed instruments, adds a unique flavor to the album.

Summary by Jennifer Warren

Curse Ov Dialect's self-titled album is a bold and innovative work that pushes the boundaries of hip-hop and electronic music. Fans of experimental music and socially conscious lyrics will find much to appreciate in this thought-provoking and genre-defying album.