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17 Jul

Posted at 18:51h in Reviews
They were the visionary beat providers on Pharoahe Monch’s brief comeback and full on anti-war cry “Agent Orange”. They stole the show with their ingenious production on Erykah Badu’s recent New Amerykah project. They are Sa-Ra Creative Partners and their new album is a bit like what happens when a disquieting ball of sound is jettisoned at the speed of light toward an unsuspecting eardrum from somewhere beyond the fringes of the solar system. In other words Nuclear Evolution: The Age of Love is a hit; a wild, wicked, cosmic thrill, a hedonistic joyride through the history of soul, which cuts through the present and crash lands at the future of funk.