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- Summary: Injury Reserve's RiTchie and Parker Corey return as rap duo By Storm with a debut full-length release featuring a guest appearance from billy woods.
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- Record Label: deadAir
- Genre(s): Rap
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Feb 5, 2026Its stark contrasts and melancholy work better on each spin, revealing artists who are wrestling with existential situations.
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Feb 3, 2026With My Ghosts Go Ghost they show real creative verve and re-affirm their position within the scene.
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Feb 3, 2026By Storm have come up with an engrossing quasi-debut here, one that slots them firmly into the lineage of experimental rap acts of yore (the great, somewhat unsung Dälek deserve to be mentioned again), but also feels wholly modern.
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MojoFeb 19, 2026Debut arrives fully-formed. [Apr 2026, p.94]
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Feb 3, 2026As both a goodbye and a hello, My Ghosts Go Ghost is as effective as it is creative.
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Feb 3, 2026Parker Corey, always a preternaturally gifted producer, proves himself here with masterful work at the brink of hip-hop’s most avant-garde edges. His touch has, against all odds, transformed the group in the way Digable Planets once became Shabazz Palaces, and some of the latter’s strange comic energy appears on My Ghosts Go Ghost, too.
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Feb 3, 2026Corey’s enormous productions and Ritchie’s conversational flows feel hypnotic in dark rooms over large sound systems, but on an intimate listen, moments like these meander.