Things Fall Apart 2LP (180g) fg_Catalog Number_A 61830 Pitchfork described Illusion of Time

Pitchfork described Illusion of Time as “expansive in scope

the vocals on this record are rich and melodic

Wolf Alice channeled their restless energy into a forward motion

By the time I felt ready to begin working on a new record

Things Fall Apart 2LP (180g) fg_Catalog Number_A 61830 Pitchfork described Illusion of TimeThe fourth album by The Roots was recorded at Jimi Hendrix's Electric Lady Studios and released in 1999. Considered by critics as their breakthrough, Things Fall Apart was the first album of The Roots that exceeded half a million sold units. Spin Magazine called the album a landmark moment for The Roots, as it 'swelled the Roots clique into a movement style posse'. The Roots at this point employed D'Angelo on keyboards, Erykah Badu on backing vocals