Claude says:Demon Days hit at the perfect moment—2005's murky, lo-fi electronic hip-hop that felt like the internet's darker cousin—and you've been cycling back to Feel Good Inc. since 2006, that track's weightless groove and featuring De La Soul's warmth somehow making existential dread feel livable. The whole record sits in your rotation as a masterclass in mood: downtempo but never static, collaborative without losing its teeth, and those deeper cuts like 5/4 and El Mañana keep the album from ever feeling like just its biggest hook.