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Album Review: “c” - The Highlander Newspaper | Highlander | Sept. 28, 2026, 3:50 p.m.
From Playboi Carti to Ken Carson to Osamason to Che to 2slimey, the rage sound in the underground scene seemed to have been headed in a singular direction of crafting the most distorted quality the artist can possibly produce both sonically and aesthetically. While the rest of the underground was engaged in a race to […]
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Lucy Bedroque's ‘c’ shines in the rough | La Voz News | Sept. 30, 2026, 4:56 p.m.
The album slightly generalizes Bedroque’s sound compared to their previous projects and other rage and digicore artists.
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Lucy Bedroque - c | The Needle Drop | Sept. 28, 2026, 11:37 a.m.
c is not quite as exciting as Unmusique.
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Lucy Bedroque’s c reinvents rap | The Pitch
On Sept. 18, trap artist Lucy Bedroque released his second album C after an unusual rollout. The album lacked any features from other artists throughout the 15 tracks — a common trend in Bedroque’s work. Despite the lack of features, the project was phenomenal, giving listeners 15 immediate adds to any playlist. It has major...
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‘c’ is Lucy Bedroque’s Monolith of Rage | thehoya.com | Sept. 24, 2026, 1:08 a.m.
The concept of “rage” rap has been the subject of discourse since its popularization and namesake etymology, Trippie Redd and Playboi Carti’s “I Miss the Rage,” which became iconic due to its whirring…
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Album Review: Lucy Bedroque – ‘c’ | The Playground
UK Music PR, Press & Radio plugging, Music Promotion and Band Promotion, Publicity, Event Promotion, Label, London Music PR
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Lucy Bedroque & kuru Enter Their Next Era | V Magazine
Two of young hip-hop’s coolest talk new and upcoming music, their joint tour, colorful style, Asian influences, straddling genres and avoiding internet anxiety