Afrikan Sciences | en

deep tribal cosmic syncopated shit, man. After producing some of the most cosmic soul juggling tracks of the last decade Afrikan Sciences has finally woven together a full length. Already receiving early run from likes of Gilles Peterson Means and Ways is a watermark of rhythmic freedom. True to previous Afrikan Sciences escapades rhythmic rules are re-programmed, and tuned to cosmic frequencies. These are sounds that you need not attempt to control. Ease yourself open your mind, and let the imagination take the wheel. .

Hailing from Nigeria, award winning artist Afrikan Simba is one of the leading MC's in London, having worked with top sound systems such as Jah Shaka, Aba Shanti and Channel One. He has also recorded with the likes of Jah Warrior, Zion Train, Dub Judah & and runs his own ‘Ayamba’ record label, based in Jamaica. Whenever he takes up the mic, whether live or in the studio, a flow of conscious, spiritual and uplifting lyrics are guaranteed. Stay tuned to realityshock.com for the latest news & releases. You can also download tracks from Afrikan Simba's debut album Salvation for...

Flux Information Sciences' music is schizophrenic in the most extreme sense of the word; boasting violent dynamic schisms, bizarre, angular rhythms, and bursts of noise and violence that abruptly shift into weird, brief passages of cerebral, vaguely menacing soundscapes. The vocals are cryptic, sometimes lurid, consumer slogans shouted or chanted over the heaving maelstrom. .

The Metasciences were an acoustic bedroom pop duo formed in 2005 in Oak Park, IL, a suburb of Chicago conducive to making things. They released two online EP's, and one LP online and on CD-R, entitled 'Pencils Down' which is available on this and other websites for free. They are still friends, but right now they are making things that are different. At the date of this writing, there are roughly an second album's worth of songs written, but as of yet unrecorded and unreleased. .

Somewhere at the interstellar crossroads of Sun Ra, DJ Spooky, Strata East, and Lee “Scratch” Perry lies the incomparable musical mind of L.A. native Ras G (né Gregory Shorter, Jr.). Though he often affixes the group moniker “The Alkebulan (or Afrikan) Space Program” to his name, Ras G (a composite of his first initial and a testament to his belief in Rastafari) is the sole captain and crew of this spacecraft. Along with a 21st-century moxie, his collective influences make up what he describes as ghetto sci-fi—an extraterrestrial soundwave transmission of dub, white noise, glitch, off-kilter boom-bap, and sound bites....