9 thoughts on “ The Noise Came From Here - Saul Williams - Martyr Loser King (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. An experimental short by Los Angeles-based director and photographer Andrew Gura, featuring acclaimed musician and poet Saul Williams. Having worked together since the late 90s, “Kiss & Describe It” began with the idea of taking a few portraits at Saul’s home in Los Angeles, but quickly transformed into something else entirely.

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2. Saul Williams is known for his experimentation and crossover from hip/hop, spoken word, and the rock world. His upcoming album promises to be no different. His latest endeavor, a graphic novel and album entitled Martyr Loser King, is an exploration of Williams fascination with hacker culture, art, technology, feminism, and finding new ways to.

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3. Coming off his release Volcanic Sunlight-- reportedly his "pop" record, but more a conceptual art move than a possible chart-climber -- poet, rapper, writer, artist, and activist Saul Williams returned with Martyr Loser King, an album that matches his last provocatively titled effort, 's The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust.

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4. Jan 29,  · Saul William’s 6th studio album, his 5th full length release. MartyrLoserKing is a concept album about a hacker in Burundi and part of a multimedia project (album, graphic novel, and a play).

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5. ANDREW. Saul Williams’ latest album has had a relatively quiet release, but it may make for one of ’s hidden gems. Martyr Loser King has a distinctive, explorative, industrial sound that melds analogue and digital effortlessly, rapidly evolving in instrumentation and atmosphere, with Williams’ vocals sitting firmly in the middle of it all.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Martyr Loser King on Discogs. Label: Fader Label - FL • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Hip Hop • Saul Williams - Martyr Loser King (, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(32).

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7. Saul Williams returns to the beats that served him so well on the Trent Reznor produced "The Inevitable Rise And Liberation of Niggy Tardust" with album number 5 "Martyr Loser King" which is a clever play on the name Martin Luther King. On Williams last album "Volcanic Sunlight" went for an almost upbeat pop sounding album but that is all /5(30).

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8. Saul Williams returns to the beats that served him so well on the Trent Reznor produced "The Inevitable Rise And Liberation of Niggy Tardust" with album number 5 "Martyr Loser King" which is a clever play on the name Martin Luther King. On Williams last album "Volcanic Sunlight" went for an almost upbeat pop sounding album but that is all /5(43).

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9. Williams himself personally described the album as "connecting the dots between the Arab Spring, the Civil Rights Movement and now" with a fiery and sharp delivery that slams your ears, a complete from his previous dancier album, Volcanic Sunlight. The album's single, "Burundi," is angrily bitter in its furious depiction of an endlessly.

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