Perfect Hair, by Busdriver

Perfect Hair

by Busdriver

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Adam Bates Busdriver's dip into weird waters from Computer Cooties has reemerged with delectably catchy beats & witty lyricism blasting out the subs from his submarine. Favorite track: king cookie faced (for her) (Prod. by Driver).

miser Beautifully crafted layered pieces of art. Easily my top rap album of my life. (and then Thumbs came out) Favorite track: Motion Lines (Prod. by Driver).

EXGAP Odd, beautiful songs. Forever. Favorite track: Eat Rich (Prod. by Kenny Segal).

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Busdriver - Perfect Hair CD + MP3 (BDCD248)
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Busdriver - Perfect Hair 2xLP + MP3 (BD248)
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1.	Retirement Ode (Prod. by Driver) 03:19	buy track
2.	Bliss Point (Prod. by Driver) 03:35	buy track
3.	Ego Death (Prod. by Jeremiah Jae feat. Aesop Rock & Danny Brown) 06:00	buy track
4.	Upsweep (Prod. by Mono/Poly) 04:28	buy track
5.	When the Tooth-lined Horizon Blinks (Prod. by Great Dane feat. Open Mike Eagle) 04:09	buy track
6.	Motion Lines (Prod. by Driver) 05:12	buy track
7.	Eat Rich (Prod. by Kenny Segal) 03:08	buy track
8.	king cookie faced (for her) (Prod. by Driver) 04:05	buy track
9.	Can’t You tell I’m a Sociopath (Prod. by Mike Gao feat. VerBS) 03:10	buy track
10.	Colonize the Moon (by Riley Lake & Driver feat. Pegasus Warning) 09:49	buy track

about

What would Gravity’s Rainbow sound like as a rap album? Here is an album which, if we may, reminds the listener of their whispered allegiances to fundamental realities. The brushstrokes are delicate, stabbing, pointed. The overwhelming crescendo they whirl towards may be one of bitterness, and rightfully so. There is also lightness. A black man is giggling and pointing at you. It may have everything and nothing to do with rap and one’s place in it. Humiliation, no longer a threat—but a reality, has been exhausted. Perfect Hair is what remains.

On Perfect Hair, Busdriver’s 8th official album, he defies the betted ante. The pieces, parts, sinews, synapses, synopses, passions, thrusts, and bits burst outward and realign of their own tremendous gravity in a dark and personal way. It is on this album that an OG announces his presence.