Man On The Moon II: The Legend Of Mr. Rager
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09 Nov

Posted at 18:47h in Music, Reviews
Unearthing one of music’s most recent enigmas, in 2008 Kanye West introduced us to Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi who, without question, shares many of his mentor’s attributes. His Man on The Moon debut album trawled through the crevices of Cudi’s darkly humorous mind, inspired by a score which was a hybrid of new era Hip Pop and '70s Bowie/Zappa/Pink Floyd. Whilst creatively he pushes close to the limit, away from the studio he dances on the wrong side of controversy – gaining a reputation for altercations with fans, a documented drug issue and speaking candidly on other rappers. But the gravelly voiced singer, rapper - and now actor - returns with the sequel to his heralded debut.