He_Is_Me says:This is taken from the 2nd part of a concept trilogy of albums produced by Mike Ladd for UK's Big Dada label, a sort of "Star Wars in the Bronx", in which the Infesticons (true hip-hop believers) fight the Majesticons (the traitors who have sold their souls to major companies for Louis Vuitton baseball caps). As one may imagine, the Majesticons' sound is polished and minimal like a Neptunes track, but the lyrics' cynicism conveys Ladd's criticism of the current state of urban music.
Rolex It Up (The Heatwave Refix)byWiley Vs Beenie Man electronic, hip hop, reggae/ska, grime, dancehall UK grime kingpin Wiley's club hit gets a bit more bang and wackiness with the addition of Beenie Man's toasting. The Heatwave are a collective...more »
Witch Hunt (JD Twitch Re-Edit)byThe Mob rock, electronic, punk Strange but true: quantized and extended anarcho-punk sounds a lot like Can. JD Twitch is Glasgow, Scotland's official purveyor of obscure greats from all genres...more »
Dig, Lazarus Dig!!!byNick Cave & the Bad Seeds rock, blues, alternative What I really... er, dig here is the dark wit of Cave's lyrics, but the bluesy stomp in the background is the perfect way to...more »
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