Joe from Shit You May Not Have Seen Podcast/the bands Go Down Fighting and Man Must Die, jois us this week. And his pick is somewhat controversial: Immortal Technique's second album second album Revolutionary Vol. 2. In true unsung style, it ends up leading to a massive debate about separating art and artist, all whilst looking closely at his politics and dissemination of conspiracy theories. Felipe Coronel fled Peru's civil war as a child, became a battle rap champion, and built a career on politically charged underground hip-hop - but how much of his "truth-telling" is actually that?

We get into the weeds with that and much more.

[00:02:00] - Fash comments on recent anti-fascist videos
[00:04:00] - Joe's hip-hop origin story since 1992
[00:13:00] - Chris's deep-dive into Technique's Peru background
[00:30:00] - InfoWars appearance discussion begins
[00:33:00] - Sandy Hook moment that disgusts Chris
[00:38:00] - COVID conspiracy theories breakdown
[00:44:00] - Andrew Tate connection revealed
[00:53:00] - Revolutionary Volume Two track-by-track
[01:00:00] - Jean Gray vocabulary study tangent
[01:18:00] - "Point of No Return" analysis
[01:22:00] - "Dance With the Devil" storytelling masterclass
[01:33:00] - "You Never Know" - the other narrative banger
[01:40:00] - Mark's final verdict on the confrontational tone
[01:47:00] - Bonus Peru World Cup conspiracy (Chris's Nexus moment)
[01:51:00] - Next week: Casey Chaos compilation with Dave Weaver