Stuey Kubrick, the same director who made Factor & Ceschi’s “The Fall of Captain E.O.” and Common Grackle’s “The Great Depression” swell like a ribcage out of breath is back with more Fake Four cinema. The sonic backdrop this go around is “Orca,” the absorbing lead single from Paranoid Castle’s new record Champagne Nightmares. The group, which consists of the Bay Area’s Kirby Dominant on the mic and Saskatoon’s Factor on the boards, has matured into a well-oiled machine with the release of their pensive yet playful sophomore album. When Kirby’s not busy channeling his inner Shawne Merriman and dousing young women with bubbly, he displays one of the most distinct sing-songy flows in the indie rap world which meshes superbly with Factor’s melodic instincts. Champagne Nightmares is out now via Fake Four Inc.
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