Common Resurrection [Explicit Content] Soft and Human Performance shows that

and Human Performance shows that the band is just as vital and alive when it dials the intensity (way) down

and this '70s-inspired madness results in one of Segall's best and most pleasurable efforts to date

DEMON DAYS injects the party-ready Gorillaz aesthetic with a brooding sensibility that's immediately apparent on the zombie-movie-sampling "Intro

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Common Resurrection [Explicit Content] Soft and Human Performance shows thatPersonnel: Common Sense, NO I. D., The Illustrious and Praiseworthy Mohammed Ali, The Late Show's Ynot Never The Less (vocals), Lenny Underwood (keyboards), Mista Sinister (scratches). Producers: NO I. D. (tracks 1 5, 7 11, 13, 15); The Late Show's Ynot Never The Less (tracks 12, 14). Engineers: Troy Hightower (tracks 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 15); Stephen Georgiafandis (tracks 2, 4, 8). All songs written by Common Sense. Contains samples from "Protect Ya Neck"