The Coup’s fifth studio album showcases the group’s ability to forge new ground, both as musicians and lyricists, creating their most adventurous full-length to that point.
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While The Coup’s subsequent music wasn’t as gloomy as much of ‘Genocide & Juice,’ it informed their worldview moving forward and shaped Boots Riley’s next steps as an artist.
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After an extended hiatus that resulted in a shifting lineup and an even more refined approach to their music, The Coup released their third project and high water mark ‘Steal This Album.’
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‘Kill My Landlord’ signaled that the group was serious about politics and liberation, but also brought their every-person sensibilities to the game.
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As Boots Riley continues to enjoy a new phase of his career in film, he can marvel at how he hit the nail squarely on the head with The Coup’s captivating fourth studio album.
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