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Listen to this: Armand Hammer’s Snakes & Ladders

I open with this caveat: I haven't had a ton of time to digest the surprise Armand Hammer record that dropped this week. Billy Woods and Elucid rarely miss, though, and my initial reaction is that Snakes & Ladders ranks among their best. It doesn't have the seamless throughline production-wise that their collabs with Alchemist (Haram and Mercy) do, but it's still clearly the singular vision of…

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    Listen to this: Armand Hammer’s Snakes & Ladders (opens The Verge in a new tab)

    I open with this caveat: I haven't had a ton of time to digest the surprise Armand Hammer record that dropped this week. Billy Woods and Elucid rarely miss, though, and my initial reaction is that Snakes & Ladders ranks among their best. It doesn't have the…

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