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OLDOMINION : GRAYSKUL
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"I know were a part of God's arrangement.. there ain't no other way of explainin why were livin days in revelations ..deeper than secret societies and government agents.. reachin an entire generation.. familiar with Satan" |
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On their debut full length, "Deadlivers" Oldominion's Onry Ozzborn & JFK along side their partner in rhymefighting, bass player Rob Castro hit the proverbial phone booth and emerge as their respective Superhero alter egos, Reason, Fiddle Back Recluse and Phantom Ghost El-Topo. If this trio of visionaries were raised in a world before MPCs & Pro Tools, they might have found their creative outlet among the Stan Lees and Jack Kirby's of the world, spinning a new mythology centered around the heroics of their focal characters.
Rhymesayers Entertainment's latest discovery are in fact seasoned veterans of the rap game. Sharing stages with rap luminaries too varied to list entirely, suffice it to say they've spent the last 5 years touring extensively with their Oldominion crew as well as the Def Jux and Rymesayers camps. The Grayskul live show itself is unique in that it consists of 2 emcees (Reason and Recluse),live bass (Phantom Ghost El Topo) and a DJ. They're no strangers to the recording studio either. They've apparently impressed their peers in the industry well, as they've attracted guest appearances from the legendary Canibus, current teen idol Aesop Rock, Project Blowed heavyweight Abstract Rude and Howard Zinn's favorite rapper, Mr. Lif.
Asked for comment on the trio, Mr. Lif said, "Grayskul tends to consistently do things that other rap groups wish they could do even once in a while". Aesop Rock went on to say he felt they've managed to forge a sound and style that is as airtight as albums from hip hop's golden age like Atliens and Wolf In Sheep's Clothing. Atmosphere DJ, Mr. Dibbs states simply, "I like to beat up people to their music."
The world is once again safe from treachery. Grayskul's on the clock.
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