Belle And Sebastian: If You're Feeling Sinister Vinyl LP J Dilla aka Jay Dee Aguilera's vocals are pitched down

Aguilera's vocals are pitched down into male house diva territory

breaks and beats-laden

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pitch-shifted rhodes loop straight out of Logical Progression draped over a frenetic jazz drum groove and distorted 808 snare rolls

Belle And Sebastian: If You're Feeling Sinister Vinyl LP J Dilla aka Jay Dee Aguilera's vocals are pitched downMe and Stony have a mighty addiction to Belle & Sebastian. This is B&S's second album from 1996, generally considered their best album thus far. I'll leave a real music critic to break down the inner workings of the album and the general bizarro ness of the band itself, here's a sampling (in an instance you will either love it or throw up a little in your mouth): "Seeing Other People," "The Fox in the Snow," "Get Me Away From Here," "Mayfly," etc. 10