Demonology, by Boy Fruit

Demonology

by Boy Fruit

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CDR in sleeve with art from the man himself.

Includes immediate download of 17-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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Immediate download of 17-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Space Weed 00:36	download
2.	I've Come to the Realization 02:55	download
3.	That Everything is Inevitable 03:33	download
4.	Tits & Tacos 04:47	download
5.	Dirty Feet Beat 03:00	download
6.	Yo Listen 01:05	download
7.	Wo Hop To 02:05	download
8.	Otherside A 01:10	download
9.	Otherside B 01:26	download
10.	Dybbuk Box Bop 02:27	download
11.	Ob La Di Ob La Da 01:21	download
12.	Places I've Gone 03:45	download
13.	Things I'v Seen 01:28	download
14.	Hearin' AIDS 02:15	download
15.	Do the Satan Slide 05:41	download
16.	Everything's an Orange 04:03	download
17.	Repossession 13-17 06:35	download

about

Both blunted and schizophrenic, Boy Fruit’s take on hip hop is a pile of twitching and glitching contradictions. A set of rambling songs and micro ideas flowing into each other in the tradition of Mad Lib or Jay Dilla, Jay Harmon builds Demonology out of the firmament of his own possessed mind. Turning sounds to crystallized green honey that he can form into towers of dripping confusion, before he hits the stop button, knocks it over and starts again. While the album does make reference to the aforementioned hip hop halos, there is a digital crunch present in Boy Fruit’s work that makes this sound his own. A hard digital distortion covers many of his snares and high hats in spiky texture while still floating over a bed of organic samples, creating a sound unique to Boy Fruit alone. Demonology is a minor classic in the making and a most welcome addition to the Debacle catalog.