Things Fall Apart 2LP (180g) fg_Catalog Number_A 18100 unholy miasmas

unholy miasmas

caught in a sound that effortlessly

the subject is left to the listener’s imagination

The album was developed from a collection of unrelated songs into a concept which describes the apparent social and moral decay of society

Legend has it that Brian Eno’s concept of ambient music came to him while laid up in a hospital bed after an automobile accident in the ‘70s

Things Fall Apart 2LP (180g) fg_Catalog Number_A 18100 unholy miasmasThe fourth album by The Roots was recorded at Jimi Hendrix's Electric Lady Studios and released in 1999. Considered by critics as their breakthrough, Things Fall Apart was the first album of The Roots that exceeded half a million sold units. Spin Magazine called the album a landmark moment for The Roots, as it 'swelled the Roots clique into a movement style posse'. The Roots at this point employed D'Angelo on keyboards, Erykah Badu on backing vocals