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Listen to this: Armand Hammer’s Snakes & Ladders

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Briefings

A new Armand Hammer record titled 'Snakes & Ladders' was released, described as a singular vision by producer Billy Woods and Elucid. The track features ominous industrial noise, bass lines, and saxophone, marking a departure from their previous collaborative work with Alchemist. The article notes the record lacks the seamless production throughline seen in their earlier collabs but remains a top-tier release.

Key points

• The record 'Snakes & Ladders' features a track with ominous industrial noise, bass lines, and saxophone.
• Billy Woods and Elucid produced the record, which is described as having a singular vision despite lacking the seamless production throughline of their previous Alchemist collabs.

Context

This article discusses Armand Hammer's surprise new record, highlighting the production style of Billy Woods and Elucid. It contrasts this work with their earlier collaboration with Alchemist, noting the absence of a seamless throughline in production.

Limitations

The article is a short review with limited coverage. It does not provide specific dates, locations, or names of other artists involved in the project. The author's initial reaction is subjective and does not constitute verified facts.

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