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Chilly Gonzales Gonzo Vinyl LP 2024
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Chilly Gonzales Gonzo Vinyl LP 2024

Chilly Gonzales Gonzo Vinyl LP 2024

Tracklist:
  1. Gonzo
  2. Surfing The Crowd
  3. High as a Kite
  4. Fidelio
  5. Open the Kimono (feat. Bruiser Wolf)
  6. Neoclassical Massacre
  7. Cadenza
  8. F*ck Wagner
  9. I.C.E.
  10. Eau de Cologne
  11. Poem

After 12 years of instrumental albums (ranging from a pair of Solo Pianos, chamber music, collaborative albums with Boys Noize, Jarvis Cocker and Plastikman and even a best-selling Christmas record), Chilly Gonzales has a lot to get off his chest.

The notebooks that sat unfilled since 2011’s orchestral rap opus “The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales” started to fill up again in early 2022 after ending a lengthy decade of psychoanalysis. Coincidence? Hardly.

Behind the wordplay and name-dropping (Ron Jeremy, Marie Kondo, Genghis Khan and Phillip Glass to cite a few) the songs that made it to the new album Gonzo reveal an ongoing tension between persuasion and confession, delusion and self-awareness and finally, gratitude. The tension between creativity and commerce also continues to be a career-long exploration for Gonzo.

But is this truly a rap album? Instrumental pieces such as the Stravinsky-esque “Fidelio” or the tearjerking “Eau de Cologne” will remind listeners of Gonzo’s extravagant “musical genius” persona, as the words and rhymes from previous verses settle into their ears.

$13.63

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Chilly Gonzales Gonzo Vinyl LP 2024—

$38.93

$13.63

Chilly Gonzales Gonzo Vinyl LP 2024

Tracklist:
  1. Gonzo
  2. Surfing The Crowd
  3. High as a Kite
  4. Fidelio
  5. Open the Kimono (feat. Bruiser Wolf)
  6. Neoclassical Massacre
  7. Cadenza
  8. F*ck Wagner
  9. I.C.E.
  10. Eau de Cologne
  11. Poem

After 12 years of instrumental albums (ranging from a pair of Solo Pianos, chamber music, collaborative albums with Boys Noize, Jarvis Cocker and Plastikman and even a best-selling Christmas record), Chilly Gonzales has a lot to get off his chest.

The notebooks that sat unfilled since 2011’s orchestral rap opus “The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales” started to fill up again in early 2022 after ending a lengthy decade of psychoanalysis. Coincidence? Hardly.

Behind the wordplay and name-dropping (Ron Jeremy, Marie Kondo, Genghis Khan and Phillip Glass to cite a few) the songs that made it to the new album Gonzo reveal an ongoing tension between persuasion and confession, delusion and self-awareness and finally, gratitude. The tension between creativity and commerce also continues to be a career-long exploration for Gonzo.

But is this truly a rap album? Instrumental pieces such as the Stravinsky-esque “Fidelio” or the tearjerking “Eau de Cologne” will remind listeners of Gonzo’s extravagant “musical genius” persona, as the words and rhymes from previous verses settle into their ears.

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Tracklist:
  1. Gonzo
  2. Surfing The Crowd
  3. High as a Kite
  4. Fidelio
  5. Open the Kimono (feat. Bruiser Wolf)
  6. Neoclassical Massacre
  7. Cadenza
  8. F*ck Wagner
  9. I.C.E.
  10. Eau de Cologne
  11. Poem

After 12 years of instrumental albums (ranging from a pair of Solo Pianos, chamber music, collaborative albums with Boys Noize, Jarvis Cocker and Plastikman and even a best-selling Christmas record), Chilly Gonzales has a lot to get off his chest.

The notebooks that sat unfilled since 2011’s orchestral rap opus “The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales” started to fill up again in early 2022 after ending a lengthy decade of psychoanalysis. Coincidence? Hardly.

Behind the wordplay and name-dropping (Ron Jeremy, Marie Kondo, Genghis Khan and Phillip Glass to cite a few) the songs that made it to the new album Gonzo reveal an ongoing tension between persuasion and confession, delusion and self-awareness and finally, gratitude. The tension between creativity and commerce also continues to be a career-long exploration for Gonzo.

But is this truly a rap album? Instrumental pieces such as the Stravinsky-esque “Fidelio” or the tearjerking “Eau de Cologne” will remind listeners of Gonzo’s extravagant “musical genius” persona, as the words and rhymes from previous verses settle into their ears.