"Kneecap fills a huge void": at the Trianon, the Belfast group vents its struggles
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Beyond the concerts, Kneecap also self-deprecatingly portrayed themselves in a film of their own, rich in reflections on their identity. (Heavenly Recordings)
"Who claims to make rap without taking a position?" It's as old as the hills, in this case, like Arsenik , the legendary French rap duo from the 1990s. From our point of view, the reminder is a bit corny but it is not useless: Kneecap, a group from West Belfast , in Northern Ireland, is a committed rap group - conscious, they said - like 1,000 other rap groups. But let's be honest, if Libération went to the Trianon in Paris this Monday, September 8, it's because Kneecap
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