Clocking in at an all too short 33 minutes, the duo make damned sure it's all killer, no filler with El's fast-talking paranoid Philip K. Dick-ian wordplay complimenting Mike's aggressively punchy deliveries. The electronic-infused backbeats are flavored with some fuzzy 808 synth-lines and bassy retro drum-tracks that tickle the eardrums. As heavy as some of the subject matter gets, the album never feels too preachy and it's easy to hear the fun the two buddies are having together. It doesn't have the even flow of a proper album but it certainly has more coherency than a mixtape. Whatever it might be, it's obvious these guys are in their proper element and demands immediate replay.
4 puddles of cat piss out of 5
Songs of Note: DDFH; Twin Hype Back
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