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MH-226 Radioinactive & Antimc - Free Kamal  Free Kamal from Radioinactive and Antimc, is a forward thinking hip-hop album of twelve songs that run the gamut of modern pop music. It is the culmination of years of growth by both artists. Incomparable wordplay, jaunting delivery, and the ability to craft tracks with positive thinking as their central theme are traits that endear Radioinactive to indie hip-hop fans worldwide. Co-conspirator Antimc is a man on a mission. His combination of expert sampling and drum programming, mixed with an impressive display of live playing, provide the foundation for the album. In all of its fits and starts, its tension and release, Free Kamal is the perfect summer record: a catchy, hook-laden album that captures the Southern California experience. |
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| Gives your brain the same kind of workout that a Sunday morning crossword does - Exclaim! / Right on! - Rockpile / Two words that should be immediately said about this album: amazing beats. - Metro.Pop / Intelligent and fun - Dusted |
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| This is Radioinactive's third album to date (after Fo'Tractor and Pyramidi) and it's my fave Mush album since Awol One and Daddy Kev's Slanguage and before that Boom Bip and Doseone's Circle. A totally refreshing take on left-field hip-hop that even with it's many extra influences does not throw away it's hip-hop base like both Mush and Anticon often do. The production of Antimc is wicked, an awesome array of sampledge with subtle live touches that weirdly alongside the rhymes and songs brings to mind Beck's Odelay, a Dust Brothers production masterclass. Add some sunshine psych moments to the mix and serve chilled. Twelve tracks. Very warmly recommended. - Boomkat |
2XLP/Out Of Print