Injury Reserve

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Guest appearances [ edit ] List of guest appearances, with other performing artists, showing year released and album name Zarker, Karen (December 21, 2021). "The 75 Best Albums of 2021". PopMatters . Retrieved January 1, 2022.

After the death of Groggs in 2020 and the release of the group's second and final studio album, By the Time I Get to Phoenix, the remaining members regrouped under the name By Storm in July 2023. [4] History [ edit ] 2013–2014: Career beginnings, Depth Chart and Cooler Colors [ edit ] d]"Footwork in a Forest Fire" contains excerpts from " Sailor's Tale", written and performed by King Crimson. The keystone for By the Time I Get to Phoenix is an improvised DJ set Injury Reserve performed on tour in 2019. Building on a recording of that set, the group wrote the album early in the pandemic, mostly completing it by the time Stepa died in late June 2020. This more performance-driven approach—less “Let’s make a weird rap song,” and more “Let’s create”—completely rewires their songwriting. The songs are immediate and intuitive, brimming with personality and ideas.I recorded all my stuff alone in a dark room, but this created a truth. I was trying to rap in new voices so I could get out of my head." [8]

a b Chris Deville (September 14, 2021). "Album Of The Week: Injury Reserve By The Time I Get To Phoenix". Stereogum . Retrieved September 22, 2021. Wild Wild West" contains an uncredited excerpt from the Peel Session recording of " The End of Radio", written and performed by Shellac.Aquarius (feat.Injury Reserve)" by Dos Monos, Injury Reserve on Spotify, July 24, 2020 , retrieved February 9, 2023 Talkin' Greezy - Remix" by Cakes da Killa, Injury Reserve on Spotify, March 2, 2018 , retrieved February 9, 2023 Considering that Injury Reserve is officially over as a group, this may well be the last major release we see from them. It has a very “done and finished” feel to it, and can be seen as a way for the surviving members to officially wrap the project up and put it on the shelf. On December 15, 2016, Injury Reserve released their second mixtape titled Floss, released again through a variety of digital platforms to similar acclaim. The mixtape featured Vic Mensa and Cakes da Killa. Both projects were actually recorded in a dental office belonging to producer Parker Corey's grandfather. [10] 2017–2019: Drive It Like It's Stolen, signing to Loma Vista, Injury Reserve [ edit ]