Undoubtedly a classic

It took some time to "internal security", the third of four previous studio albums by the Minden rapper Curse, really the fans liked. It is an experimental, quite bold and innovative album to which one must engage once. But the longer you own the disc, the more one recognizes the incredible value of the CD. The individual pieces can be abgewinnen still new facets, even after months and years because they are incredibly diverse and complex. This is certainly also due to the creative design of the CD: Curse is one of the few rappers take on synth-beats from the computer, but definitely pays to a variety of instruments, which is certainly a risk here. It significantly increases the "life" of the pieces, making them almost timeless and thus to "internal security" raises quite starkly from other albums from - but in a good way.

As examples of the success of this undertaking, many songs to be mentioned "internal security": The opener "things will get better", which is supported by crisp winds terrific in his statement. This departure-like, optimistic, powerful comes thus perfectly. It distinguishes Curse that he chooses for each text idea the matching instrumentation - thus the inhaltichen effects are amplified and everything seems perfectly matched. Even with "I understand you," adds in this case, the flute again that little bit extra to the acting of Love Lyrics added. The same is true for "What Now", probably one of the best German rap songs of all time. Equally ingenious as the instrumentation is the flow of Curse: The various emotions that he puts in his voice, he can generated by Song emotional state of resignation, disappointment, despair and sadness to anger, hatred and spite convert. Such a thing is so far no other rapper in Germany so well done. It sounds - how likely the rest of the review - determined incredibly critical, but that has Curse probably written a song for the ages.

There you will find a few more real pearls on "Homeland Security", whether "resistance", "balance", "Golden Times" or "Rap". Sometimes the quality of some pieces reveals itself admittedly only after a while, but that distinguishes a true classic from: The longevity and complexity. Curse had to take a beating for this album perfectly. I was indeed always sure it was a good album, but it took me some time before it became the now even Curse best album for me and one of the best rap albums in general. You have to with "internal security" deal a bit. Since being experimented with as many instruments and styles, one might assume that a somewhat ragtag, disjointed and discordant collection of bulky songs would come out, but this is definitely not the case, especially when one has once admitted for a long time on the album. Therefore, "Internal Security" for me has become an absolute classic that simultaneously with its style represents an absolute rarity. And that's why I recommend every connoisseur of German rap, "Homeland Security" to give a chance.