10. Anti-Pop Consortium / Manuva, Roots "NY To Tokyo"
11. Anti-Pop Consortium "Superunfrontable"
12. Anti-Pop Consortium "Born Electric"
13. Anti-Pop Consortium "Apparently"
14. Anti-Pop Consortium "End game"
15. Anti-Pop Consortium "Capricorn One"
16. Anti-Pop Consortium "Dragunov"
17. Anti-Pop Consortium "Fluorescent black"
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Description:
Fluorescent Black by Antipop Consortium, released 24 September 2009, includes the following tracks: "Reflections", "C Thru U", "Timpani", "Get Lite" and more.
This version of Fluorescent Black comes as a 1xCD. -
FLUORESCENT BLACK represents the group's best work yet, a seventeen track masterpiece that moves through moods, concepts, beats and rhymes with the mind-bending ease which has always characterized their output, but expands their work out further in every direction.
Het blijft toch altijd een beetje met klamme handjes afwachten wanneer een band na x aantal jaar opnieuw besluit op te treden en er dan meteen maar ee...
Emerson Dameron - 06/Jan/2010
Seven years is a small eternity in rap time, enough time to make Fluorescent Black, the new one from NYC?s most forbiddingly brainy turn-of-the-centur...
Gumshoe - 11/Nov/2009
Anti-Pop Consortium never managed to make a definitive statement, and they still haven’t. Fluorescent Black, for all its grandeur and fresh, new...
Ian Gormely - 10/Nov/2009
Anti-Pop Consortium confounded most critics and fans alike the first time around, and have become legends in underground hip-hop since splitting up si...
Jude Clarke - 23/Oct/2009
Always somewhat apart and distinct from the hip-hop mainstream, the Anti-Pop Collective were originally formed in the late '90s. With a manifesto prom...
MOSI REEVES - 23/Oct/2009
Anti-Pop Consortium's obsession with sound, be it analog, digital, or vocal, makes them unique among hip-hop artists; they're like a postmil...
Patrick Sisson - 14/Oct/2009
New York’s edgy hip-hop collective reunites to try for more minimal, Bladerunner-with-beats rap futurism....
Daniel Ross - 13/Oct/2009
The genesis of Anti-Pop Consortium’s latest album comes after, some will assume, major personal shifts in the group. After the release of 2002&#...
Jess Harvell - 08/Oct/2009
Even with the 10th anniversary of their debut album around the corner, it seems silly to ponder Anti-Pop Consortium's place in hip hop. Name, sound, r...
Rory Gibb - 30/Sep/2009
Several years after Anti-Pop Consortium imploded following their blistering Arrhythmia long-player, hip-hop finds itself in as varied a state as it’s ...
