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I'm looking for a certain type of sound.

The kind that conjures up images of rainy alleys and delapidated buildings and parks in autumn.

Sort of hiphop noir I guess.

Cypress Hill's Black Sunday, Wu Tang's 36 chambers are albums that sort of have that feeling, there's some more but I have a hard time recollecting at the moment.

So please, recommend away!

 

For some reason I think this kind of hiphop comes a lot from New York but I have no clue.

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Not exactly what you are looking for, but noir plus hiphop made me immediately think of this:

 

 

Roots Manuva kicks in about half way through, sorry for the awful fan video.

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Obviously pm dawn is a joke, Not hip hop, but I really recommend Miles Davis. I was listening to On the Corner secessions last night and its amazing.

 

Check it

 

 

 

 

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This new MF DOOM is pretty dark(as dark as anything hes done IMO), def get it. Very good. Also De La Souls Stakes is high, de la was at a turning point and the beats are really bass driven and subtle, topped with lyrics about how the industry sucks. Slum Villages first underground release, Fantastic Pt. 1 is super moody. Ras Kass' soul on ice is a very dark recording, and has to do with alot of his beliefs about religion and class. And of course there's hip hops acne ridden, emo, teenage brother, Company flow... you'll get all dark moody pissed off atmosphere you can handle with that one.

 

Alot of independent stuff from the mid 90's has dark production like Group Home's Livin Proof, Pete Rock & INI's Center of attenton, Mannish's Audio Sedative, Mad Skillz' From Where???, and even later Binary Stars' Masters of the universe or the Juggaknots' Clear Blue skies(re release). Just do your home work. Theres alooooot of "MOODY" hip hop out there

 

 

 

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Roots Manuva kicks in about half way through, sorry for the awful fan video.

 

Nice track though, I'd only heard the instrumental before, Roots Manuva is great.

 

So far pretty every track posted I've enjoyed, the Company Flow one being closest to what I'm looking for.

Have some Aesop Rock, like him but looking for a more orthodox/90s sound.

 

Stakes is high is very strongly associated in my memory with a summer I spent with some friends riding our bikes and getting high, great album though.

 

Thanks guys, keep 'em coming!

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main thing I don't like even in the best hip hop is the samples are always so static. The production is kinda simplistic too. Like they never use effects on drums to add subtlety or movement. Its always the same sample at velocity 128 with zero movement and nuance.

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Viktor Vaughn - Vaudeville Villain

 

The whole album is fucking dope, it totally creates an atmosphere....right up what you looking for.

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illmatic makes me feel autumn

 

anything tribe

 

dalek maybe, maybe not

 

click this to find out, anybody who has never heard dalek

it's like metallic noise mixed with cool relaxed boards of canada style beats

 

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Going to make some time to check everything out, thanks!

 

Dalek is cool.

 

Holy shit Ipecac's roster has become impressive!

Last time I checked they had Kaada, some Mike Patton project(s) and Melvins...

 

 

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Kaada, some Mike Patton project(s)

 

a friend of mine lent me this cd once talking about it being some amazing shit... i gave it back and told him never to let me borrow it again!

 

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I'm looking for a certain type of sound.

The kind that conjures up images of rainy alleys and delapidated buildings and parks in autumn.

Sort of hiphop noir I guess.

Cypress Hill's Black Sunday, Wu Tang's 36 chambers are albums that sort of have that feeling, there's some more but I have a hard time recollecting at the moment.

So please, recommend away!

 

For some reason I think this kind of hiphop comes a lot from New York but I have no clue.

 

if you are into instrumental stuff, i love those 2 albums also and the only thing i have herd that conjures up the same darkness and grime that is hip hop related is Scorn his albums Gyral, Lhoggi Baroggi and Plan B are pretty good but a little heavier than what you asked for but he has a side project under the name Mick Harris called 'hednod sessions' that is absolutely phenomenal dark instrumental hip hop. there isnt anyone else i know of making darker sound hip hop than Mick harris (which is really odd because i really prefer dark stuff, but everybody seems to be into sampling the funk).

 

 

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