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The Guardian
Forgotten beatnik’s work stuns Gen Z
A previously unreleased album by Scottish musician Steven Hall, now known as Nirosta Steel, has gained critical acclaim for its eclectic fusion of disco, folk, synth-pop, Chinese opera, and ecclesiastical vocal styles. Recorded over four decades, the double LP "My Skyscraper" was released last month and has seen a surge in popularity, with initial limited pressings quickly selling out. The album reflects Hall’s long-standing career intersecting with experimental artists like Arthur Russell and Allen Ginsberg, and its success has led to renewed recognition for Hall, who has lived a largely low-profile life working as an Uber driver and performer.
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