El-P: Fantastic Damage Vinyl 2LP Debut Carbon Evo right time

right time

Ricky Music sees Maine experimenting with new productions techniques

including 1992's Bricks Are Heavy

JP came back with yet another album that doesn't sound like the last but still manages to sound like James Pants

reviewed by Aloo Pye 11/2016

El-P: Fantastic Damage Vinyl 2LP Debut Carbon Evo right timeFinally, El P's explosive solo debut gets a proper vinyl reissue! Originally released on the Def Jux label in 2002, the album saw El Producto pushing the gritty sound of Company Flow into deeper, more personal and political territory, with a dense and noisy sound palette infused with dystopian sci fi themes. Check out the OG Lab review from when the album was originally released: This solo album from the former Company Flow frontman blows me away,