"Inflicting Pain II" by Keith Durban, Maggie Marlatt, Jakashi Rhide, and DJ BAO FRAGRANCE, got me hard! This album takes the experimental electronic vibes of their first release and kicks it up a NOTCH. From the alien-like autotuned vocals and spacey beats in "Let Go," to the haunting beauty of "Maybe" with its complex rhythms and brilliant samples that got me hard, every track pulls you into a different sonic journey bro. Sampling artists like Imogen Heap, Allie X, and Gucci Mane. "Homecalling Ethereal" blends all their strengths into an emotional rollercoaster; The whole thing got me touching on myself. The production is smoother! the compositions more intricate, and the whole thing feels like a cohesive, otherworldly experience. If you're into pushing the boundaries of music, this album is a must-listen!
- Ned Arbuckle

Maggie Marlatt - C

Keith Durban - Homecalling Ethereal

tokyokrush

same thing again | prod. kaibura

Chordture

Uncle

Stelapure prod. klutzer

jaytoanti - cant even fw u bae

Fire

Funky

Ruby Mace (Feat. Black Thought, Your Old Droog)

Ruby Mace (Feat. Black Thought, Your Old Droog)

Felonius Monke