The seminal debut album from the Corvallis power duo, Sparticulate; composed of all-original beats and lyrics created from ages 14-18. Stonewall and Xtra Medium lead the homegrown citizens of a sleepy Valley town on a colorful journey through high school infatuations, battlefield glory, and innumerable glasses of lemonade. 

Originally released on limited edition compact discs burned by hand in Jaige's living room, 2004.

Hyptnotize

The third body of work from upper left musical juggernaut, Sparticulate; composed of all-original beats and vocals recorded in-person and remotely over the course of their freshman year of college. Faced with the adversity of attending different universities, Stonewall and Xtra Medium turn lemons into porch-certified sifted citrus elixir in this spiraling and dynamic tour de force. Complete with everything you'd expect from the Valley Villains (masterful storytelling, a slew of self-bestowed monikers, Godzilla samples), this masterpiece is highly considered by pundits to be their most underrated album, and cemented the group as premiere lyrical legends of the 541. 

Originally released to veritably no one on bootleg CD-R's pilfered from a school's computer lab and burned on the family computer in Jaige's living room, 2006.

Fetch Tha Water

They Call Me Sweet

The fourth album from the Valley Core's most illustrious two-headed dragon, Sparticulate; composed of all-original beats and vocals constructed  in-person and remotely during their sophomore year of college. By this point Stonewall and Xtra Medium were seasoned veterans in the niche underground video game-inspired Oregon hip-hop scene, and To The Dome reflects nothing less. Deftly crafted bars and plot lines highlight the duo's ever-growing skill set and paint vivid portraits of their lives, loves and hometown's changing landscape. 

Originally released only to themselves, their immediate families and Drew Phillips, on finicky untrustworthy thumb drives they bought from the OSU student store in 2007.

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This track is officially titled "Altercation Twixt The Brothers Of Delta Chi And Ourselves In A Back Alley Off Of Harrison Boulevard Which Escalated Quickly."

The fourth album from the Valley Core's most illustrious two-headed dragon, Sparticulate; composed of all-original beats and vocals constructed  in-person and remotely during their sophomore year of college. By this point Stonewall and Xtra Medium were seasoned veterans in the niche underground video game-inspired Oregon hip-hop scene, and To The Dome reflects nothing less. Deftly crafted bars and plot lines highlight the duo's ever-growing skill set and paint vivid portraits of their lives, loves and hometown's changing landscape. 

Originally released only to themselves, their immediate families and Drew Phillips, on finicky untrustworthy thumb drives they bought from the OSU student store in 2007.

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