With slight changes in disposition and geography, the New York band’s seventh record strives toward a refreshed sound and outlook.

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an extensive check out a considerable cd from the past, as well as any type of document not in our archives is qualified. Today, we take another look at Ja Rule’s short lived minute in the sunlight, a chart-topping 2001 cd whose magnetic pop crossovers foreshadowed the future of ariose rap.
Discomfort Is Love