Fallen House, Sunken City

B. Dolan
Fallen House, Sunken City

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Strange Fa
Release date: 02/Mar/2010
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Sales Rank: #2713 in Int. Hip Hop/Rap
#24378 in R&B/Soul/Rap
Style: Int. Hip Hop/Rap
Product No.: 1898409972

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Details / Tracklist: 01. "Bike Cop"
02. "Up In Ya Face"
03. "Indie Rocker"
04. "Xbox Trife Life"
05. "Call My Cellphone"
06. "Vin Diesel"
07. "Get On The Dancefloor"
08. "Jack In The Pine Box"
09. "Lil Wayne Tried To Rape Me"
10. "Bike Cop Reanimated"
Number of discs: 1
Extra-Infos: Post-rap, Psychedelic-hop Horror Politicts
Description:Fallen House, Sunken City by B. Dolan, released 2 March 2010, includes the following tracks: "Economy Of Words (Bail It Out)", "The Reptilian Agenda", "Marvin", "Border Crossing" and more. This version of Fallen House, Sunken City comes as a 1xCD. - POST-RAP, PSYCHEDELIC-HOP HORROR POLITICTS
2010 release from the American rapper, activist, performance artist, slam poet and emcee based in Providence, Rhode Island. The last time we heard from B. Dolan, he was writing from a bomb shelter as the world ripped apart at the seams. On Fallen House, Sunken City, he joins up with legendary Indie Rap beatsmith Alias to survey the aftermath. Dolan has already established himself as a master storyteller but this time through, he presents US with a full-throttle, unabashed, boombag Hip Hop record. With Alias behind the production board, Dolan's aggressive delivery is accentuated by a special brand of bass-heavy breakbeats while tailor-made musical backdrops contribute to the mood of impending doom. Includes guest appearances by P.O.S. and Cadence Weapon. 12 tracks.
© 2010 Strange Famous Records. Manufactured and distributed by Strange Famous Records.
Producer: B. Dolan
No. of tracks: 12
Manufacturer No.: CDSFR29
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Adam Figman - 21/Mar/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
At first glance, it wouldn’t be too difficult to cast B. Dolan off as Sage Francis Lite. They’re both Caucasian, portly, heavily-bearded members of th...

Slava Kuperstein - 14/Mar/2010 3 of 5 Stars!
If you wonder what Providence, Rhode Island rapper B. Dolan’s raps about, just peep his resume: activist and slam poet, known particularly for a very ...

Alan Ranta - 10/Mar/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
Those of us who lean to the left side of Rush Limbaugh have been living in a post-Obama haze for far too long. The battle for change was not won with ...

Scott Heisel - 02/Mar/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
After a slew of mixtapes and guest spots, rapper/poet/activist B.Dolan is back with the follow-up to his 2002 debut, The Failure. Indie-rap icon Sage ...

Nathan S. - 25/Feb/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
If the legendary Kool Herc listened to B. Dolan’s new album Fallen House, Sunken City, I doubt he’d recognize it as the music that he pioneered; and t...

CHRIS FARAONE - 23/Feb/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
Although I've always found B. Dolan to be one of hip-hop's mightiest politically charged performers, his disc-length poetic pieces have confused (and ...