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Sole - "The Untouchables"
A Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing is an album about resistance, power, global revolution, and philosophy marking Sole’s first official solo record in seven years. The album title is lifted from a Marx letter of the same name. This is an avant garde hip-hop album taking the rap-as-critical-theory aesthetic that Sole has been developing over the past few years with the Nuclear Winter mixtapes to a more concrete and original musical format. Following up on the critical success of Hello Cruel World, A Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing, is the next logical step in this development of rap music - it is challenging and sometimes poppy while pushing things in a more experimental, belligerent, and militant direction.
A Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing drops 11/13 via Black Canyon Music.
San Diego-bred, NYC-based Brett Uddenberg is a music journalist with over 100 published album and concert reviews to date. He writes for sites and publications including URB Magazine, DailySpots and San Diego Reader and has interviewed artists such as WHY?, Buck 65, Pigeon John and Dessa of Doomtree. Brett also works in freelance PR, crafting bios and one-sheets for a variety of independent musicians across the nation.
