Next album won’t have my mug, I promise. So, after a couple months (four months exactly today), I’ve finally mustered up the balls and whatnot to give an unbiased review of Death of The King, the last album in my Songs For… Trilogy. I’m sure you’re wondering “Speed, how the hell can you review your […]
Read moreMe – "Truthful Revelations" (Remastered)
Truthful Revelations… by Speed on the Beat In addition to slashing the price on DOTK like a used car salesman (but less slimy, I’d like to think), I’ve done fucked around and remastered the first single from my #SongsForTrilogy, “Truthful Revelations.” If you may recall, this track, originally called “Truthful Revelations Encompassing Every Kaptivating Action” […]
Read moreThe Reason for the Price Drop
FOR TODAY ONLY, DEATH OF THE KING IS AVAILABLE FOR $2 ON BANDCAMP. Death of The King by Speed on the Beat So, you’re probably wondering why I, on a whim, decided to drop the price of Death of the King today on Bandcamp. If you’re not, I’m sure you have either no interest in me […]
Read moreTeamDAR – "PLW" Review
Yes, it’s another “Holy Magikarp, Speed reviews a song he’s on as if he’s just Joe Blogsalot” review. This time, let’s take a look at Team DAR’s newest Genesis leak, “PLW.” Hopefully the cover art doesn’t get me banned from the internets. Review after the jump A raunchy end-of-summer jam with the turn-up and stripper crowd […]
Read moreTrue God Reviews: Speed on the Beat’s Death of the King
Keeping with the tradition started with last year’s “Speed Reviews Songs For…” post, DAR head honcho True God has been courteous enough to actually give an in-depth review of Death of the King. It’s honest, and that’s all I want from every reviewer, friend or not. Thankfully, he doesn’t just say “OMFG THIS IS THE […]
Read moreAn Interview with Raven Felix: Valifornia Edition
If you remember last year, I interviewed a young woman by the name of Raven Felix. In the year since, Raven’s made a pretty big splash in the game–even getting a co-sign from some legends. But, you didn’t come here to hear me talk/see me type. I do enough of that on my (upcoming) album (shameless […]
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