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MH-203 Radioinactive - Pyramidi  Radioinactive's first full-length release, Pyramidi follows a string of successful compilation appearances and self released EPs. Featuring thirty tracks of trademark West Coast Workforce stylings, Pyramidi showcases Radioinactive's remarkable versatility and unique approach to writing. Whether he is commenting on the origin of modern man, telling a tall tale about stealing a thug's Pumas, or painting a picture of his father's homeland, he creates story-time for grownups with one-of-a-kind comments on the subject. Featuring production and guest appearances from Antimc, Omid, Sesquipedalian, Shovelhead, and other Los Angeles regulars, Pyramidi is a release that will only enhance Radioinactive's reputation as one of today's top avant-MCs. |
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| Out there and on it. - Wax / will offer endless joy to those in search of something advanced. - All Music Guide / One of the oddest, funniest, most lo-fi yet lovely hip-hop albums you'll hear this year. - Muzik / A very entertaining listen. - Perilous |
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| Loopy beats and rhymes from LA's Radioinactive and collaborators including vocalist Anisa Qureshi. Thirty-one tracks over seventy minutes long make Pyramidi a full-length endeavor best picked apart and slowly absorbed in multiple sittings. To his credit, Radioinactive supplies plenty of jazzy abstract rap treats, particularly "Launch Padlock Smithereen," "Be Fulfilled," and "Mud." Like other members of the Shapeshifters, Radioinactive rocks a brain-freeze-inducing monotone delivery, spitting elliptical verses with the speed of a high school debate team captain. Thankfully, his strong production skills make "Pyramidi" go down easier than most avant hip-hop albums. - Urb |
2XLP/Out Of Print