Customer Reviews

The Holocaust Instrumentals

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BSBD always makes incredible music. If you don't like rap, you may be tempted to avoid them, but they are more musically astute than most DJs and live instrumentalists out there. And fortunately they do have an impressive selection of instrumental albums.

This album is more for the beat freak purist. If you like this, but want more variety and layer upon layer of meticulously orchestrated instrumentation and scientifically precise sampling, make BSBD's album Late Night Cinema your next choice. Or just buy them both now - you'll be very happy you did.

I vastly propose purchasing this instrumental album.. I'm an avid lyricist, and this album ranks up there with some of the sickest beats I've ever heard.. It's got some rugged, sulky, polyrhythmic, atmospheric type ISH.. Much love to these cats man.. U gots to pick this one up.. I give this one 2 blunts up. Snidely Whiplash A.K.A Ned Yaj the nervous merchant..

Reminds me of Moby's "Play" album. Great beats to listen to while working. The standout track for me, at least so far, is #7 ("No Image"). These guys should be paired up with Canibus, a la "Rip the Jacker."