Spitting Rhymes From Debby Harry has a wonderful blend of 1980s and modern musical styles, with hints of The Psychedelic Furs and The Pogues playing alongside the synth-pop of Owl City and MGMT.
The spoken word / early rap (e.g. Gil Scott-Heron, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five) approach refreshes the track and gives it the energy needed to end strong. Benedict Sinister’s narrative here is as inviting as a Vonnegut or Thurber work while containing as many deep references as a James Joyce or Thomas Pynchon story. Spitting Rhymes From Debby Harry is a wonderfully interesting track that will contuinally provide more and more to its listeners the most often they come back to the composition.
Benedict Sinister “Spitting Rhymes From Debby Harry” / 2023 Self Released / 2:51 / Domain / Twitter /
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