Romance Ain't Dead

by Kid Acne

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1.	Eddy Fresh 02:58	buy track
2.	Oh No You Didn't 02:15	buy track
3.	Don't Pity Me 02:18	buy track
4.	Roc Roc Radio 02:24	buy track
5.	Fcuk All Lately 03:45	buy track
6.	2, 3, Break It 02:28	buy track
7.	You're Not Wrong 02:49	buy track
8.	South Yorks 02:40	buy track
9.	Worst Luck 02:22	buy track
10.	Shut Your Mush 03:05	buy track
11.	Sliding Doors 03:13	buy track

about

The debut album from rapper and graffiti artist Kid Acne is a short, sharp shock to the lug-holes: 11 tracks laced with influences from punk, various eras of hip hop, OI! and old-school British rave with beats programmed by Req and pumped up by Ross Orton (producer of M.I.A.'s hit single, Galang) mastered by acid-house and bass music legend Rob Gordon.

Romance Ain't Dead is the realization of South Yorkshire Tourist Board's worst nightmare and one the funniest, yet slickest albums on Lex.

Singles include remixes from Gescom and Toddla T / Jehst.

“Bold, barmy, distinctly British” 4/5 Hip-Hop Connection

“Put at the top of your shopping list” 4/5 Touch

“Yorkshire’s finest rapper brings the noise.” 4/5 Observer Music Monthly

“Bangers and Beano” 4/5 DJ mag

“Great sh*t” 4/5, Echoes

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released September 16, 2007

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Kid Acne Sheffield, UK

Kid Acne is a UK-based artist, illustrator and emcee. He spent his formative years writing graffiti, self-publishing fanzines and making experimental hip-hop – invariably designing and printing the record sleeves by hand. His images have adorned products for some of the world’s leading brands, while the man himself continues to paint epic slogans in the back–streets of South Yorkshire. ... more