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TRACKLISTING
- Split Seconds (Between Nannies and Swamis)
- Me-Time (with The Pulmonary Palimpsets)
- Handfuls Of Sky
- Scoliosis Jones
- Least Favorte Rapper (featuring Nocando)
- Quebec And Back
- Do The Wop
- World Agape
- Manchuria (featuring Mikah-9)
- Unsafe Sextet/Gilded Hearts of Booklovers
- Happy Insider (featuring Nick Thorburn)
- I’ve Always Known
- Fishy Face (featuring John Dietrich)
Rap or hip hop doesn’t even begin to define Busdriver. With a lyrical approach that is totally his own that captures and highlights his dexterity with nuggets of paranoia and absurdist humor, Bus has no restraint and this cements his untouchable style and wit and puts his 15 years of inexplicably unique work into a context that totally Bus’ own.
“In the end, yes, Jhelli Beam manages to be a completely cerebral experience and at times overwhelming in a satisfactory way” – Pitchfork
“Everything on Jhelli Beam makes sense. Every word is a picture. Every sentence pushes over the one before it the way dominos fall when they’re lined up in a row. The music badmintons with his cadence”- LA Record
Jhelli Beam - CD
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More Information
TRACKLISTING
- Split Seconds (Between Nannies and Swamis)
- Me-Time (with The Pulmonary Palimpsets)
- Handfuls Of Sky
- Scoliosis Jones
- Least Favorte Rapper (featuring Nocando)
- Quebec And Back
- Do The Wop
- World Agape
- Manchuria (featuring Mikah-9)
- Unsafe Sextet/Gilded Hearts of Booklovers
- Happy Insider (featuring Nick Thorburn)
- I’ve Always Known
- Fishy Face (featuring John Dietrich)
Rap or hip hop doesn’t even begin to define Busdriver. With a lyrical approach that is totally his own that captures and highlights his dexterity with nuggets of paranoia and absurdist humor, Bus has no restraint and this cements his untouchable style and wit and puts his 15 years of inexplicably unique work into a context that totally Bus’ own.
“In the end, yes, Jhelli Beam manages to be a completely cerebral experience and at times overwhelming in a satisfactory way” – Pitchfork
“Everything on Jhelli Beam makes sense. Every word is a picture. Every sentence pushes over the one before it the way dominos fall when they’re lined up in a row. The music badmintons with his cadence”- LA Record