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Dosh

Anticon, undie? Not really, anymore: cLOUDDEAD was barely hip-hop to begin with, and Why? came out as Pavement Mach 2 last year. So here's Dosh on some Aphex Twin-as-New Wave ambient hoo-ha to set the label further adrift: a salad-toss swill of winky, pinprick bells; violin splinters; contorting and barely-there...

By Ray Cummings

August 31, 2006

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Anticon, undie? Not really, anymore: cLOUDDEAD was barely hip-hop to begin with, and Why? came out as Pavement Mach 2 last year. So here's Dosh on some Aphex Twin-as-New Wave ambient hoo-ha to set the label further adrift: a salad-toss swill of winky, pinprick bells; violin splinters; contorting and barely-there synths; and — hidden underneath all of that — hushed rhyme schemes.

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