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MH-215 Busdriver & Radioinactive With Daedelus - The Weather  Busdriver and Radioinactive have created, along with producer extraordinaire Daedelus, a million-word-a-minute marathon of inside jokes, twisted narratives and abusive free-association backed with blip-hop beats assembled from samples of children's toys, a century worth of recorded music, and other unearthed sounds, all daftly computer twisted to optimum effect. The release combines the distinct talents and trademark styles of three individuals to create a sound all its own: left-field and envelope pushing, but still grounded in solid writing, well-crafted music, and perfect execution that seems effortless. |
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| Two of LA’s most compelling avant-garde rappers - Rolling Stone / Plush as a space-age bachelor pad - XLR8R / Hip-hop monkeyshines have never sounded so fine - Grooves / Put on a helmet; this is one hell of a ride - Impact Press |
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| The Weather is a smart and distinctly unique and left-field experimental hip-hop album - it's lyrically clever without being indecipherable, it's confident without being angry, the emcees flow without shouting or being monotone, and each song really stands out from the last. Daedelus' music production is as far from the mainstream hip-hop Timbaland beats as you can get - yet it works really well with the character of Busdriver's and Radioinactive's rhymes and doesn't easily follow any cheap formulas. Despite the sea of pimply-faced white kids creating experimental hip-hop these days there really is some good stuff being made right now - just don't believe the hype, because the loudest voices in the game aren't always the ones you should listen to. - Heckler |
2XLP/Out Of Print