about the record
With Scream If You Don’t Exist, Richie Culver metamorphoses from outsider musician to underground fixture, feeling his way from the fringes towards a growing community of musicians that have gravitated towards his singular sound world. Building upon the stark catharsis of his previous dispatches, on his sophomore album the artist draws from grimdark drone, industrial noise, experimental hip-hop and UK rave to map out a space for himself, caught between genre and discipline.
While on his debut, I Was Born By The Sea, Culver took a last glimpse back at his grey, salt-flecked past while struggling towards somewhere brighter, here, he documents the process of finding fresh waters, parsing through the complexity of inhabiting a more open and optimistic place while contending with the weight of his resolve, staring hard won self-acceptance in the face.
- 1 - Hottest day of the year 2:59
- 2 - Weakness 5:42
- 3 - Swollen ft billy woods 2:24
- 4 - YOLO then u die 2:08
- 5 - Restraining Order 3:07
- 6 - Restaurants ft Moor Mother 3:20
- 7 - Scream If You Don't Exist 2:01
- 8 - Say 4 sure 3:02
- 9 - On the top 4:01
- 10 - Less is less (interlude) 1:48
- 11 - OMG they're gone. 4:56
- 12 - Underground Flower 3:00
- 13 - Just jump in 2:26
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- 1 - Hottest day of the year 2:59
- 2 - Weakness 5:42
- 3 - Swollen ft billy woods 2:24
- 4 - YOLO then u die 2:08
- 5 - Restraining Order 3:07
- 6 - Restaurants ft Moor Mother 3:20
- 7 - Scream If You Don't Exist 2:01
- 8 - Say 4 sure 3:02
- 9 - On the top 4:01
- 10 - Less is less (interlude) 1:48
- 11 - OMG they're gone. 4:56
- 12 - Underground Flower 3:00
- 13 - Just jump in 2:26
about the record
With Scream If You Don’t Exist, Richie Culver metamorphoses from outsider musician to underground fixture, feeling his way from the fringes towards a growing community of musicians that have gravitated towards his singular sound world. Building upon the stark catharsis of his previous dispatches, on his sophomore album the artist draws from grimdark drone, industrial noise, experimental hip-hop and UK rave to map out a space for himself, caught between genre and discipline.
While on his debut, I Was Born By The Sea, Culver took a last glimpse back at his grey, salt-flecked past while struggling towards somewhere brighter, here, he documents the process of finding fresh waters, parsing through the complexity of inhabiting a more open and optimistic place while contending with the weight of his resolve, staring hard won self-acceptance in the face.
