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Edmonton, Alberta: doesn’t sound like a prime spot for the coolest afterparties. However, Cadence Weapon’s new album, “Afterparty Babies,” tries to change that conception.
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Interesting take, but this album is hilariously over your head. The "capitalist lyrics" part made me laugh the hardest. The bit about Cadence Weapon trying to "create a dance music scene" was great too. About two seconds worth of research would have given you some much-needed insight into the context and politics of this album.
Please get a clue.