Supersensible Science
by Super Galactic Expansive
kiruhagiya
moonshrine
Christopher Patti
Lars
Cam Barker
mechanical_hominid
sam waks
Scott Large
48k2
Darthsenio Mall
Alex Blakeman
Jizzus Chonps
Vincent Baverel
Dan
Damon Chillumafia
Daniel Korinek
Bry
Winter's Holy Hand
DanceHer IsLove
Liszkai Gábor
D Manthei
El_Camello
Sherkaner
Larqy
jess
ravelston
jvisceralmusic
Alan Freer
gsu4fg8vohbo
jesse tate
Derek Morgan
Ark Internet
Bloop
Simon Peak
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Intro
01:44
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Looking Glass
04:40
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Broken Clocks
05:29
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Pillars
04:12
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Movement of Sound
05:08
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Decipher
04:52
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King James
06:38
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G-Gnome
04:21
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Everpresent Future
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Samsara
06:53
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Dhamma
05:15
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Blue Blood
06:00
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about
The marriage between hip hop and electronic beats has been inevitable since the respective rises of each genre a few decades ago. As it culminates, there’s a lot of abstract expression on the airwaves. Countless attempts have emerged, many with more focus on the gimmick than in musical substance. Elevating the style with more technical prowess than ever before seen, Super Galactic Expansive is what hip hop fanboys and glitch nerds alike have been waiting to hear. MC Amagine’s philosophical content is delivered in impeccably assembled multisyllable rhyme schemes. KiloWatts synthetic yet organic production style forms to complement the vocals, merging the long standing beat/rhyme dichotomy into a single resonating voice. Citing any number of influences can’t paint an accurate picture of this product. Supersensible Science is a story, as personal as it is cosmically conscious in its narrative. Headphone lessons aside, it’ll take no more than two bars of the first beat for your pulse to automatically synchronize with it.
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released March 23, 2010
