2xLP - 2021 - Vinyl-Digital
"One Night Stand With Mary Jane" is the new instrumental project (22 beats / 63 minutes) released by the Düsseldorf-based producer AK420.
300 copies only...
Sunday, February 28, 2021
Mix : DJ SEIJI - The Treasure Chest Vol.3
DJ Seiji - Intro
Fanat - My Style
Emanon - Move Step
Half A Mill - Any Day Can Be Ya Last
The Outfit - 3 Mics, 2 Marks, 1 Jas
Born Talent - For All The Heads
M-Slash - Good Timez
Powerule - Bright Lights Big City
MHZ - Rocket Science
AK Skills - East Ta West
Kromozomes Projekt feat Infared - Biggathanthat
Kombo - I Don’t Stop
Verbal Anatomy - Anthem
Ghetto Concept - Ez On the Motion
Stezo - Shining Star
Erule - Milestones
Clas - Rap sheet
Rescue - I Doubt That’s You’re Ready
Ruph Headz - Home Of The Crooked Men
World-N-San - Unity
Low End - Five Broke
Madman Shawn - Walk Thru Hell
S.K.U.N.K Militia - Turn It Up
Mardi Gra - Chips and The Whips
Bladerunna & Flawless - Stranded
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AMAZING MAZE - No Comp feat. Cella Dwellas & Ran Reed - 2021
7" - 2021 - Street Symphony Records
The German producer Amazing Maze is back with a brand new single featuring the legendary Cella Dwellas and Ran Reed. This is a limited edition 7" single (250 hand-numbered copies), which will be dropped on march 5th. Stay tuned !
Video : Strange U - Maybe - 2021
Video of "Maybe" directed by Zygote, off Strange U's limited edition 7" available to pre-order on High Focus Records.
More info on High Focus Records
Video : Kev Brown & J Scienide - Orange Julius Landover Mall - 2021
Visuals for "Orange Julius Landover Mall", off Kev Brown & J Scienide's latest project "Stray From The Pack".
Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Mix : DJ SEIJI - The Treasure Chest Vol.2
DJ Seiji - Intro
Finsta Bundy - Sunnyside
Powerule - P.R.I.S.M.
K B Dub - Watcha Back
Mop Top - Move Ya Body
Hillfiguz - Up On Prospect
Born Talent - Underground Tribute Pt. 1
Chris Styles - Rich Girl
The Outfit - Beauty Of The Week
Big Red & Diamond D - Created A Monster
Mos Desh - Cops & Crackrocks
Scientifik - Jungles Of The East
J-Force - For All Thoze
Sparrow - Inheritance
Lao Fai - Black Vegas
Mykill Myers - Soul Searchin'
Sparrow - Listen (To The Rhyme)
L The Head Toucha - It's Your Life
Nomad - Blessed 2 Mic Check
T Cole - Chi-Town
Virtuoso - Slicin' Your Wrists
Dr. Becket - Creativity Ft. El Da Sensei And K-Skills
Ten Thieves - Straight From The Slums
Finsta Bundy - Don't Stress Tomorrow
BEATS IN PROGESS - Keep On Diggin EP - 2021
"After setting up BeatsinProgress in 1997 with Rob Life many moons ago, Tufkut with his trusty Akais950 and stack of breaks, thought for the 20th anniversary it’d be worth making something special. So with a delay due to adding the extra ingredients, here is the ‘Keep on Diggin’ EP.
Alongside accomplished MC Chrome (DefTex, Chrome & Ill Inspired) for the title track, with a certified Remix by Producer extraordinaire SirBeansOBE (Parlour Talk, Transcript Carriers, MC Kelz) we have some auditory feasts for our music family.
Craig G (Juice Crew, Queensbridge Finest) laces ‘Kill the Nonsense’ rhyming with deadly intent; with an instant flip with a BIP remix too, in case you didn’t catch it the first time.
Percee P (Legendary Lyricist, Rhyme Inspector) fires off ‘Beastin’with his trademark delivery at battle speed and keyboards by Simon Vincent (DefTex, The Occasional Trio) to bring a flair to an rhythmic track designed to get the heads bopping.
A extra bonus track, is the unreleased ‘I Will Not Stop’ from Kashmere (KingKashmere, Strange U, the Iguana man) recorded at the time of his ‘Raw Styles’ records. Performed live with the Receptor records artists but never released on vinyl until now!
All of these tracks plus some select instrumentals are finally available through Burning Anger on beautiful vinyl.
The Artwork is also celebratory of BeatsinProgress reaching 20years.
Tufkut wanted something special and collaborative, so he asked Design friends to do their own versions of the BeatsinProgress logo.
Dan Lish designed the full colour front cover, using his signature style of intricate pen work.
The rear cover has Mark Bode with his characteristic style boldly above the artist credits.
To add the broadly talented Paul Subtwo, with his beautiful version of the logo on the label.
The whole package of Production, Musicians and design Artistry, we hope will be high on your list of collectables and provide some inflections of more to come.
All on limited vinyl released by Burning Anger it’s a timeless record – it won’t be around for long, so buy a copy …or two!. A celebration of our culture and Tufkuts devotion in bringing you something you’ll remember." - courtesy of Britcore Romance / Burning Anger
Available on Black vinyl (100 copies), Green vinyl (100 copies) and Test Press copies (25 copies) handnumbered with stickered labels and alternative cover artwork.
Orders : Black vinyl / Green vinyl
Video : Him Lo x Giallo Point - Retaliation - 2021
Video of the latest single "Retaliation", off the upcoming Him Lo & Giallo Point album titled "UGONMAKEMEKILLYOAZZ".
Sunday, February 21, 2021
Tek-Nological Revolution - Hi-Tek Blazes His Own Trail
From Elemental Magazine - Issue #29 - Scans courtesy of Tim Burton
Radio Show : NO TV RAPS - February 19th 2021
Here is the latest episode of No TV Raps Radio Show aired on February 19th 2021 on Radio FSK, Hamburg (Germany), including tracks from 215 Asasinz, Bandits, Time Bomb All Stars, Wiseguys, Gee Rock & Tha CND Coalition, Planet Asia and more ... enjoy
Friday, February 19, 2021
Universal Species - Southern Special Agents - 1997
12" - 1997 - Strik 9 Records
I think I can count on the fingers of one hand the number of good indie 12" coming from Louisiana reviewed on my blog. This 12" released by Universal Species in 1997 is now definitely one of them.
Universal Species was a crew from New Orleans comprised of Charlie V, Serp, Southstar, Z' Comma, Pistola, DJ Troubleman & Rupo the Don Capochino.
Universal Species - Photo courtesy of Charlie V
This rare wax is composed of 3 tracks titled "Infamous Thoughts Vocals", "Southern Special Agents" & "Zone Gazin" on the A-Side and all the instrumentals on the B-side, all produced by Pistola. After listening to all the tracks, you'll understand that their style had nothing to compare with New Orleans Hip-Hop at that time.
Charlie V : "Off the top of my head, the story of the actual group Universal Species crew forming came into bring I’m guessing was around 1995 .... the various members were joined together.
You had the DJ Trublman and Z’comma, they were childhood friends from Hollygrove and Gert Town area in Uptown New Orleans. The Caucasian cousins, Serp & Southstar from Metairie, La who were well studied emcees of Nas & Mobb Deep. Both were technically sharp with lyrics! There was the producer / beat maker Pistola from Gentilly area along with the overseer Rupo keeping business in order.
I myself came on as the Hype Man / Emcee / BBOY and I knew Dj Trublman from High School and the local record store in Hollygrove named Odyssey Records in which I was working."
Charlie V - Photo courtesy of Charlie V
Charlie V : "I was approached to join the group in sessions, I didn’t know how it would work being that, we all loved Hip-Hop but were surrounded by a heavy Bounce Culture in which the lyrics where not the focus ... and we were the opposite !
We began meeting up in Metairie and had writing and beat sessions ...
Our first gig was in Slidell at a firecracker store ...we rocked it ... began doing more shows. We opened up for then local acts such as Juvenile & Ms.Tee, and we eventually did radio promos for WTUL & Q 93. We finally had enough change and time, we went to Festival Studios and bargain recording the Universal Species crew EP."
Like most of the groups during the 90s, their first 12" was their only one record released. The group members went separate ways after that...
Charlie V : "Pretty much after the members had kids and other obligations.... everyone moved into other areas like tv production, car sales, etc... I still did TV, some radio and hosted a weekly poetry show from 1998- 2005. First show was Nubian TV 1994-97 then 1997-2003
and 2nd show was called W.R.E.C TV."
Mad Props to Charlie V, thanks for your time.
Wojavelli - The Backpack Mix - Built To Last
01. Q Tip-Ill Vibe / Da Nuthouse-Luv Supreme Blend
02. Gemini The Gifted One-Funk Soul Sensation (Godfather Don Mix)
03. L Swift-How Itz Goin Down
04. Company Flow-Juvenile Technique
05. Saukrates-Hate Runs Deep (Remix)
06. Finsta Bundy-Feel The High
07. Buckshot-Follow My Lead (Remix)
08. Grand Puba-I Like It / Black Moon I Gotcha Opin Blend
09. J Live-Braggin Writes
10. Jungle Brothers-How Ya Want It
11. Kuku Productions-The Prophecy
12. L The Head Toucha-Too Complex
13. Doo Dirty-Live By The Gun
14. G. Blass-Cock It Back
15. MF Grimm-Emotions
16. Pharoahe Monch-Metal Thangz / OC-Time's Up Blend
17. Gravediggaz-1800Suicide (Guillotine Mix)
18. Lo Down-Friday Nights
19. Hi Tech & J Treds-Weak Minds
20. Redman-I Can't Wait / Little Indian-One Little Indian Blend
21. Messiah-Survival Of The Fetus
22. NY Confidential-Why?
23. Natural Resources-Negro League Baseball
24. Ghetto Concept-Much Love
25. Q Ball & Curt Cazal-Rock The Spot
26. Artifacts-Wrong Side Of The Tracks / Funkdoobiest-Rock On (Buckwild Remix) Blend
27. Raekwon (Ghostface)-Criminology / East Flatbush Project-Tried By 12 Blend
28. Biggie-Party & Bullshit / Ras T-Ill Nig Blend
29. Blaakarme-Low Budget Silencer
30. Siah & Yeshua Dapo Ed-Gravity
31. Kool Keith-Keep It Real...Represent
32. CHAOS-Death Stalks
33. Illa Ghee-5 Thug Thoughts
34. Killa Kidz-96 Phenomenon
35. Nas-The World Is Yours / Das EFX-Real Hip-Hop (Pete Rock Remix) Blend
36. Splattahouse-Men Of War
37. Juggaknots-Trouble Man
38. World Renown-How Nice I Am
39. Big L-MVP / Yvette Michelle-Everyday Blend
40. Hyperdermic Needlz-Always
Mad Props to my man Corrado
Imperial x K.I.N.E.T.I.K. & Awon - Something From Nothing - 2021
"Whether you believe that Hip Hop started at a party at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue or literally out in the park, there's no doubt that the culture has surpassed fad status to becoming an international phenomenon. We still find that decades later, her infinite power helps oppressed people and brings more them together with communal camaraderie.
After much anticipation and many Soundcloud comments from fans inquiring about a collaboration, Awon connects from the US with the UK's own Imperial and Kinetik on Something From Nothing - which is another testament to the unifying power of Hip Hop. Awon's verse details how rocking the microphone has allowed him to provide for his family, and he does so with gratitude and humility. Kinetik addresses how jotting his thoughts on loose-leaf sheets helped him navigate the playground hierarchy and stake a claim in his hood. Imperial's production has that timeless feel and evokes fond memories of the two turntables and a mic philosophy and park jam shenanigans." - courtesy of Illect Recordings
Video : Him Lo ft. MarQ Spekt & Roc Marciano - Bullseye (G-Mix) - 2021
Video of the single "Bullseye (G-Mix)" released by Him Lo featuting MarQ Spekt & Roc Marciano, off the upcoming Him Lo & Giallo Point album titled "UGONMAKEMEKILLYOAZZ". Animation and direction courtesy of Shane Ingersoll.
Thursday, February 18, 2021
Da Bush Babees - Ambushed / Gravity - 2021
The Brooklyn trio Da Bush Babees comprised of Kaos, Y-Tee and Mr. Man is back with a reissue treatment of their debut album "Ambushed" originally released in 1994 and their sophomore album "Gravity" originally released in 1996, both album now available on limited 2LP+7", Cassette & CD.
Limited edition of 1000 copies in gatefold sleeve with bonus 7" ("We Run Things" b/w "Remember We Salaam Remi Remix") plus sticker and inlay card.
Limited edition of 1000 copies in gatefold sleeve with bonus 7" ("The Love Song Feat. Mos Def" b/w "The Love Song Extended Remix Feat. Mos Def & De La Soul") plus sticker.
Emskee - Wall To Wall / 'Supernatural Force 12" - 2021
12" - 2021 - aeproductions
"New York legend Emskee delivers a perfect pair of headnodding tracks for his first solo release on AE, having already appeared on a few AE projects. He featured heavily on the Cut Beetlez album in 2020 and also on the Oxygen album in 2019. We all love 45's but Hip Hop really lives on 12" black vinyl with full compliment of track versions, which is the format of choice here as both tracks are slightly long for a 45, which decreases available cut volume - plus we still need a new 12" occasionally, right fellow vinyl geeks?!
Both tracks produced by Mr Fantastic but turntable duties are split 50/50 on this one between Emskee and Mr Fantastic. For those than aren't aware - Emskee is a DJ foremost, and provided the cuts for the main track Wall To Wall while Mr Fantastic handled the cuts for Supernatural Force. The full sleeve artwork exudes class with a huge nod to the style of Blue Note Records at their peak." - courtesy of aeproductions
Mix : Wolf Belien Presents Rare Underground Hip Hop Tracks - Vinyl Mix 6
Ghettolandz - Searchin (1998)
Special Ed – Lyrics (Buckwild Remix) (1995)
Concrete Click – Naive To The Fact (1995)
Finsta Bundy – Feel The High Pt. II (1997)
Science Of Sound - Bridges (1995)
Ill Bill - Dopefiend (1996)
J-Force – Bull's Eye (1995)
Godfather Don - Ain't None Left (199X)
L-Swift - Check Da Style (1995)
E-Life – Stacked With Honors (Remix)(1996)
Bushwackas – Caught Up In The Game (1995)
Shortie No Mass – U Like My Style (1995)
Ghettolandz - As The World (199X)
Chosen Few – Raw Beauty (2000)
Brother Arthur – What You Gonna Do (1994)
Blahzay Blahzay - Don't Let This Rap Shit Fool You (1996)
The Shark - Country Club (2000)
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Certified Craftsmen - Certified Craftsmen - 2021
LP - 2021 - Rucksack Records
Dutch producer/DJ Propo'88 The Insomniac and Bronx-born, Kyoto-based emcee Wildelux are Certified Craftsmen... A brand new duo born out of a mutual love for the art and craft of hip-hop, skilled in the trade of that old boom bap.
200 copies only (Hand-numbered certificate on the front cover. Artwork by 3rd Eye Revolution) - Release Date : March 26th
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
Page The Hand Grenade - 2-22-2020 "A Day In The Bronx"
2-22-2021
"A Day In The Bronx"
It is February of 2020 as I just bought a ticket for a show called "Checklist The Play" which was written and directed by Wali "World" Burgos.
I was not sure that I was going to be able to attend as I had mixed feelings about taking the trip. I have not travelled to "The Bronx" since February of 2019 when my mother was still alive. As I currently live in North Carolina, this would be the first trip up there without seeing her. I created an itinerary to keep me busy for one day in the Bronx. On 2-21-2020, at 3 PM EST, I left my job and boarded the Greyhound bus for an overnight trip that made stops in many cities along the way. A week prior to my departure, I booked studio time at D.I.T.C. Studios in the Bronx. "Checklist The Play" started at 7 PM and my studio session was from 2 PM to 6 PM. I booked a hotel room at the Days Inn on Third Avenue alongside Bruckner Boulevard. As soon as my bus arrived the next morning, I jumped on the subway and headed to the Bronx. I had no idea what I was going to record when I booked the session. I just wanted to record in the "Big L" booth with his picture on the wall for inspiration. I was in a dark place mentally with my mother recently passing away along with me living in a homeless shelter for veterans. While travelling overnight, I wrote two sixteen bar verses to an instrumental Buckwild track titled "I dream of wealth." I checked into my hotel room, showered, changed and took an Uber straight to the studio.
I was greeted by Jahlil as he helped me get the words out clearly using his accurate punching in skills while I recited my rhymes by reading from my rhymebook. After the session, I headed back to my hotel room for a quick break before I called another Uber to take me to Lehman College for the play. Wali "World" Burgos along with his brother and sister Khalid and Asia, produced a great show. The whole cast was amazing and talented as DJ Famous and Frank Vocals provided good musical vibes. After the play was over, I rode the number two bus from Bedford Park Boulevard, all the way down to 138th Street and 3rd Avenue back to my hotel room. I ordered McDonalds from Uber Eats and went to sleep. I checked out of my hotel room the next morning and walked to Giovanni's on 149th Street and Grand Concourse for breakfast. I then proceeded to the bus terminal to head back to North Carolina. My bus arrived back to North Carolina at 6:30 AM on 2-24-2020 as I called an Uber and went straight to work. From 2-21-2020 to 2-24-2020, I spent "A Day In The Bronx" on 2-22-2020.
Thank You For Reading
Stanley Grimes Jr.
2-16-2021
ED O.G & Da Bulldogs - Life Of A Kid In The Ghetto "30 Year Anniversary" K7 - 2021
A1. I'm Different
A2. Speak Upon It (w/Ace&Quan and Def Jef)
A3. Feel Like A Nut
A4. I Got To Have It
A5. She Said IT Was Great
A6. Dedicated To The Right Wingers
A7. How It's Supposed To Be Featuring KRS-One (Bonus Track)
B1. Gotta Have Money (If You Ain't Got Money, You Ain't Got Jack)
B2. Let Me Tickle Your Fancy (featuring Pure Blend)
B3. Be A Father To Your Child
B4. Stop (Think For A Moment)
B5. Bug-A-Boo
B6. Life Of A Kid In The Ghetto
B7. Funky Styles (Bonus Track)
Monday, February 15, 2021
Video : Mad1ne & Blazy Green - Exactly - 2021
Everyone remembers the demo titled "3rd Dimension" recorded by Mad One in 1995, produced by Anthony Rivera a.k.a Click Tha Supah Latin hailing from Los Angeles and posted by OGDonNinja's youtube channel.
Well... Mad One aka Mad1ne from San Antonio,Texas is still in the game and is back with a brand new 7-Track EP titled "Dark Side Of Jupiter" fully produced by Blazy Green (cuts from Dj Tekneek). Here is the video of the second single off the project.
The Wicked Takeover Ep#005 - Feb.12.2021
Bay Area DJ Wicked is back with the fifth episode of The Wicked Takeover aired on February 12, 2021 on WRAPfm
K-Def – Death Wish 3 (Instrumental)
Godfather Don (feat. Da Funky Orphanz) – Shoot The Two
Ultramagnetic MC’s – To Catch A Body
Big L – I Don’t Understand It
Black Moon (feat. Smif-N-Wessun) – Black Smif-N-Wesson
Erick Sermon (feat. Keith Murray & Redman) – Swing It Over Here
Kurious – Tear Shit Up
Masta Ace Incorporated – Freestyle
Mobb Deep (feat. Big Noyd) – The Bridge
Rampage The Last Boyscout – No I’m Not Home
Mental Castaways – Head Boppers
Rock La Flow – Brown Suga
Empty Pockets (feat. Smalltown MC’z & Xzibit) – WESN
UBAD – The Legacy
Money Boss Players – What U Saying
Big Tabb (feat. MG aka Mentally Gifted) – Laid Back
K-Def – Feel The Vibe And Rap (Instrumental)
Outro with Wicked
1st Down (feat. La Peace) – It Don’t Get No Liver Than This
The Notorious B.I.G. – The Ugliest
Sunday, February 14, 2021
Centa Of Da Web - Beyond Human Comprehension - 1996
EP - 1996 - Centrifugal Phorce
Here is the debut album released by Centa Of Da Web in 1996. Centa of Da Web was a crew consisted of Da Cryptic One, Molecule and Whichcraft, who were all affiliated with Atoms Family.
"Beyond Human Comprehension" came out originally on Tape and on Green vinyl on Centrifugal Phorce, a record label managed by Cryptic One who also produced the 11 tracks of the album.
Cryptic One : "Back in the day some radio stations at the end of their program would allow rappers to call in and rap live on the air. I had just become a solo artist when my last crew stopped making music and was desperate for outlets to I used to call in on any radio station that did this. Lots of rappers would try to call in so it wasnt always guaranteed that you would get through. On top of that a lot of the people that called in werent very good, and the radio show hosts would be very quick to clown on people that they werent feeling, so there was a bit of pressure to do well. Well one night I got through to the M Train radio hotlines and I rapped on the air. Luckily the host really liked the verse I kicked and we talked a bit off air after I finished rhyming. We clicked and formed a friendship, I am still friends with him to this day. The show was weekly, but I missed the following week because I had other plans a day after the following show the hose of the show, Drew Spence called me and asked if I listened to the show. I told him I didnt, and he told me that these two dope MCs called in and shouted me out and he played it for me. That was my first time hearing Molecule & Whichcraft. At the end of their verse they said “Man big shout out to Da Cryptic One out in Long Island… he is the only one really killing it on here”. So we all got an invite to come down to the show, and me molecule and whichcraft met up before hand and decided to form a group. It was through them that I heard about and became a member of Atoms Family."
Atoms Family - from left to right : Cryptic One / Alaska / Vast Aire / Vordul Mega / Windnbreeze/ Jestoneart / Grey Type - Photo courtesy of Cryptic One
- Where did you all come from exactly ?
Cryptic One : " I was from Westbury, Long Island. Molecule & Whichcraft were from Far Rockaway, Queens. "
- How did you come up with the name of Centa Of Da Web ?
Cryptic One : " We were brainstorming names and coming up with nothing that we all could agree on. Then we decided to get in the car and go to Blockbuster Video and just go through movie titles for inspiration. We narrowed it down to Sleepwakers & Center of the Web. None of us had even seen the movie, or knew what it was about, but we just started thinking of all the ways we could use it as a metaphor and we were convinced. We changed the spelling and that was it, the group was formed. "
- What was your music influences for the productions of the EP ?
Cryptic One : " Influences were varied. Hip-Hop wise I was heavily influenced by Beatminerz, Pete Rock, Large Professor, Primo, Diamond D, etc... But a lot of my influence outside of hip-hop came from science fiction soundtracks. There was something about the sounds that they would use that always intrigued me. So that was where a lot of the feel of the record came from."
- How and when did you decide to create your own record label Centrifugal Phorce ?
Cryptic One : " I was in a group named Elite Bomb Squad before I met the Centa guys and we went the typical path of trying to get signed. We had one meeting with a very known hip hop icon that I wont mention, and the meeting went terribly. That meeting caused us such a disdain for the music business that the group broke up because of it and only 2 of us kept rhyming after that (me and Jestoneart). Once I started making music again I started researching how to release records independently. I actually ordered a book from the classified section of the Source magazine. The book was titled something like "How To Release a Record Independently". I sent in my check and wait 6-8 weeks before the book arrived. I learned a lot from that book and proceeded to release the Centa record. "
Elite Bomb Squad - from left to right : Jestoneart / DJ Screw / Tell God / Saftwo & Cryptic One
Photos courtesy of Cryptic One
- I know that you and Jest One formed the group Druid Cypha in the mid 90s and were both in the group EBS in the early 90s, but I don't have any info about the other artists featuring on the EP. could you give me more info about Outa Limits ?
Cryptic One : " Outa Limits was Void and Konfuscious both members of Atoms Family. Konfu was also from Westbury (where me and jest were from) and he went to high school with Jest, so he used to come through to the studio at times. Void lived in Far Rockaway with Molecule & Whichcraft so he also would come through to the studio. One day Konfu and Void came to my studio at the same time and they clicked and formed the group. They had a few songs written but never really finished much music. "
Outa Limits - Void & Konfucious - Photo courtesy of Cryptic One
- Why is there no more material released by Centa Of Da Web after "Beyond Human Comprehension" in 1996 ?
Cryptic One : " Thats a tough one to answer... I'm not fully sure. I definitely wanted to focus on Atoms Family at the time. I wanted the next record to showcase everyones skills (which became Persecution of Hip Hop). Molecule wanted to do more street raps for the next project and that wasn't something I wanted to do. There was never any bad blood, we just didn't want the same things musically going forward. "
This indie abstract hip-hop album is definitely a classic and maybe one of the best album released by the Atoms Fam. A few copies are still available for sale online on Discogs... grab it asap if you don't have it in your collection yet !
Mad Props to Cryptic One
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