ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月27日 00時56分

He idolizes the #BeastieBoys, works with @Rancid’s Tim Armstrong and is turning his 1990s dreams into reality. Meet Jordan Cardy, the 22-year-old English musician who records as Rat Boy. In person, Jordan is gentle and soft-edged. But on his records, his attitude is consistent: a permanently extended middle finger to authority, and a robust sense of working class agitation. This week, @ratboyratboy released his second album titled “Internationally Unknown,” a high-energy collision of punk convulsion and hip-hop storytelling full of raucously fun, sharp-tongued songs about slackerdom, resistance and disorderly joy. It’s part of a long continuum of British punk that looks for kinship in black music and part of a wider re-engagement with the 1990s as source material, #nytimes pop music critic @joncaramanica writes. @vickygrout shot this photo of Jordan in Chelmsford. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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