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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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| Far beneath the radar you'll find California label Mush records, which has just released a dense and eclectic ensemble recording from Busdriver and Radioinactive with producer Daedelus. The Weather is a sonic crazy quilt of lickety-split free association ("According to the status of my migraine / You've been surveying me in your spy plane"), off-time beats and skits that are actually intelligent. The album works by keeping one foot each in two different worlds. It is hip-hop and purists should admire the lyrical dexterity and thick production. But it is something else - something between art and entertainment - and at its best it blurs the distinction between the two. - Dallas Morning News |
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