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Following up on the media praised, Caligula Theme Music 2.7.5, Lee Bannon continues his path as an acclaimed producer in electronic music with the eerie yet refreshing
“never/mind/the/darkness/of/it”. This EP gained Lee attention from many tastemaker outlets and gained him the much deserved respect as an electronic producer.

“You heard the super heavy “Rellahmatic” last week, and today producer Lee Bannon drops his stellar and extremely moody new Never/mind/the/darkness/of/it… EP. Darkness is the recurring theme, obviously; shades of Burial, Clams, trap, etc.” -Gorillavsbear

“If you're a fan of Clams Casino, this one should be right up your alley. It's crazy to think that Lee Bannon's the same guy that did the production for Chuuwee's Hot N' Ready. The young producer is most certainly versatile.” - HYPETRACK

“Like that group of tracks, Never/mind/the/darkness/of/it has a strong trap influence go it, but Bannon makes use of space and ethereal effects for a moodier tone. Enjoy!” - The Needle Drop

“His latest solo outing is theNever/mind/the/darkness/of/it… EP and it shows off a darker side of Bannon’s production somewhat resembling the ethereal sounds of Clams Casino, Holy Other, oOoOO and others alike. “ - Keep on Repeat

“As the freaks begin to come out, Lee Bannon puts us at ease with his latest instrumental project. The follow-up to last month's Caligula Theme Music features darker vibes and a web of noise to get caught in. In other words, a perfect way to end the night.” - 2DopeBoyz

“ My personal favorite type of music to tune in and drop out to are tracks shaded with a somber, gloomy atmosphere to them so this is truly a project to behold. But enough of my opinion, Lee speaks about the opus in his own words…” - Ashley Outrageous

“The night has dawned from where most of you are and if you’re a child of the night, Lee Bannon comes with the aptly titled, Never/mind/the/darkness/of/it… EP. From start to finish, Bannon takes us on a moody ride over seven tracks, all instrumental.” - Free on Smash

“ He's approaching electronic music from a hip-hop perspective, not the other way around. As a result, his beats have a swing to them that feels recognizably hip-hop even when he's using sounds from other genres.” - Rap Reviews

“The soundscapes are minimal in nature but with every textural sound there is a dopamine release that will flood your frontal lobe sending you into a state of euphoria better than any oral opiate could hope to perform effectively.” - Generation Bass

“The mixtape is full of addictive, dark, melodic, intense beats that will have you listening over and over again, even with no lyrical content. Sleep not on the talents of Lee Bannon, check out the tape after the jump and speak your mind below.” - Stupid Dope

“ His new tape is dark, deliberate and perhaps more abstract than anything we have heard from him thus far. Project standout

“Rellahmatic” would sit beautifully on a horror film soundtrack, while “NeverMindTheDarknessofit” spins together R&B melodies with ease.” - Pothole in My Blog

“As the night falls upon us, Lee Bannon comes with an EP aptly titled, Never/mind/the/darkness/of/it. Bannon is no stranger to mood music and is inclined to continue that track record on these seven tracks, all instrumental errything.” - Chan-Lo

“Here he grasps attention with dark vibes on his latest EP which the experimental producer ingeniously meshes lofi, trap and ambient sounds together to create a dope project.” - Youthful Kinfolk

“The album kind of puts you in a trans as you get lost in his dark, eerie but soothing instrumentals just like his last release, Caligula Theme Music 2.7.5.” -Daily Chiefers

“We’d like to draw your attention to his new Never/mind/the/darkness/of/it EP, where tripped-out, smudgy synth ambience juxtaposes with hyperactive trap hi-hat rhythms to brilliant effect.” - Crack Magazine

“Another day, another really good Lee Bannon mixtape. ‘Never/mind/the/darkness/of/it…’ is the follow up to Bannon’s excellent ‘Caligula theme music 2.7.5′ and sort sounds as if trap-music got a little sad and decided to open a physics textbook. Keep an eye on Bannon this year, he has some tricks up his sleeves…” - Terror Eyes

Listen to Lee Bannon's never/mind/the/darkness/of/it Here:

http://tinyurl.com/kl8zmhg