KRS-One – Return Of The Boom Bap (Vinyl) Rahill NZ’s premier glam rock band

NZ’s premier glam rock band from the 1970s are about to have their recordings released on 12 inch vinyl through Frenzy in collaboration with In Search Of Fuzz

It’s Daniel Lopatin’s most cohesive and richly composed work to date

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founded on delightfully loose arrangements

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KRS-One – Return Of The Boom Bap (Vinyl) Rahill NZ’s premier glam rock band"Return of the Boom Bap means just that. It means a return of the real hard beats and real rap." This is KRS One's explanation of ''Boom Bap'' in the liner notes of 1993's Return Of The Boom Bap. While it is a return to an older style of vocal delivery, it is also a step forward in many ways. In 1987 Eric B and Rakim had released Paid In Full, which brought on a more considered spoken rapping style, a long way from KRS One's angry political raspy