The Promise Ring: Nothing Feels Good (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Daptone and that's not a bad

and that's not a bad thing

Aubrey Graham's hold on the hip-hop game

Basic Channel (on Round One's "I'm Your Brother")

the pace more languid than dance-able

Welcome To Los Santos seems to succeed best when The Alchemist and Oh No are producing beats for the hip hop heads

The Promise Ring: Nothing Feels Good (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Daptone and that's not a badOriginally released in 1997, Nothing Feels Good is the sophomore album from The Promise Ring. After showcasing a raw, coming into form sound with the 1995 project 30 Degrees Everywhere, the Milwaukee, Wisconsin band presents a decidedly more polished, punk pop leaning LP, but Nothing Feels Good still teems with the youthful, freewheeling energy that made the band a hit in the first place. After more than 20 years, it's easy to hear why nothing Feels