Stranger Than Fiction
Keith LeBlanc · 1989
44 min · 12 tracks
A bold and experimental fusion of electronic beats, samples, and incisive social commentary layered over innovative soundscapes.
Top tracks — play these first
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But Whitey — This opening track sets the tone with sharp social critique delivered over a pulsating beat, immediately establishing LeBlanc's unique voice in the music landscape.
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Taxcider — A standout cut that blends funk-infused rhythms with biting lyrics about taxation and societal structures, showcasing LeBlanc's ability to intertwine humor with serious themes.
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Mechanical Movements — This track exemplifies the album's exploration of technology's impact on society through intricate sound layers and a mechanical rhythm that evokes both fascination and unease.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Here's Looking at You
The narrative shifts to directly address societal observers highlights the disconnect between perception and reality.
This direct address creates an engaging dialogue that challenges listeners to reflect on their own views, breaking the fourth wall in a way that invites introspection.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 But Whitey 1:37
- 2 Einstein 3:56
- 3 Taxcider 3:54
- 4 Here's Looking at You 3:34
- 5 Steps 5:50
- 6 Count This 4:00
- 7 Whatever 1:49
- 8 Men in Capsules 2:50
- 9 Dream World 4:43
- 10 These Sounds 1:06
- 11 Mechanical Movements 4:53
- 12 Comedy of Errors 5:57
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