Deadly wiz da Disko

Product Description
2002 album for Chris De Luca (Funkstorung) & fellow hip hop fanatic DJ Peabird. 12 tracks. 'De Luca & Peabird have found a balance between the superior gleam of digital song construction & gritty urban attitude.' - XLR8R, 2002. Digipak. K7 Records.

Tracks:

Sooperglitcher
Deadly Wiz Da Disko
Artificial Mc
I Gonna Give It To You
Keep This In Mind
Wrong Number
Game
Interlude
Horns Of Jericho
Bumble Beez
Cashflow
What The F*** I Got To Say

Album Description

2002 album for Chris De Luca (Funkstorung) & fellow hip hop fanatic DJ Peabird. 12 tracks. 'De Luca & Peabird have found a balance between the superior gleam of digital song construction & gritty urban attitude.' - XLR8R, 2002. Digipak. K7 Records.

Customer Reviews:

the album is ILL-MATIC.......2004-12-17

this album is so PHAT. I heard one of the tracks off this album "I'm gonna give it to ya" and I decided to buy the album. At first, I listened to all of the clips from Amazon, and to be serious I didn't really like them that much. But after recieving the album in the mail, I can say the clips do not do this album justice.

I've only had this album one day and it has become one of my ALL TIME favorites. One of those albums that you can listen to all the way through and not get tired off.

Under several radars.......2003-03-08

If you are spinning indie hip hop, IDM, Glitch, or any amalgamation of these styles, consider this the glue in your set. It's not as electro as Funkstorung, not as disconnected as Anti-Pop Consortium (although Beans makes an appearence), not as melodic as Prefuse, and not as tight as let's say. . .J5. In other words, it sits perfectly in between. A rewarding listen for just sitting by yourself or sitting with other heads that know exactly what you're talking about. Producers rejoice, mainstream sleep on this. Every track made me smile and think, "yup, this is where we should be going."

People that like this probably are Squarepusher/Prefuse/Dalek/Chocolate Industries fans.

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