Nathan Hubbard, Spring has sprung, the birds are chirping, and the pop girls are popgirling.

Oh, and you know what that means, Nora Princeiotti.

Every single album is back.

This spring is packed with new releases from some of the biggest

pop stars in the world including our girl Taylor Swift and we'll be covering it all.

We'll of course break down every angle on the Tortured Poets Department and

we'll also cover new music

from Beyoncée duelipa Maggie Rogers Casey Musgraves and Ariana Grande.

It's pop girl spring on every single album. New episodes starting March 28th.

On Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

From Spotify and the Ringer, this is Dissect,

long-form musical analysis broken into short

digestible episodes today we begin our examination of

M. F. Doom and Mad Libs mad villainy I'm your host Cole Kushna practitioner. Last time I dissect we surveyed 1999's Operation Doomsday, the album that introduced

M. F. Doom to the world and Mark Daniel Dumelay's return to rap.

Hey, yo, y'all can't stand right here.

In his right hand was your man's worst nightmare.

Operation Doom's Day was an immediate quote classic and a significant milestone in the underground independent hip-hop movement.

Around the same time on the other side of the country a West Coast producer named Mad Lib was making his own waves in the same movement.

Born Otis Jackson Jr.

Mad Lib grew up in Oxnard, California,

where he was immersed in music from a young age.

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