Pendulum Warfare (Dirty Version Records 2015)

  

   The cover looks like a more modern of classic version of a romantic Corpse Bride's couple having their gloomy cuddling in intimacy during the foggy weather somewhere but fortunately, Chad Bromley is more than just an underground rapper and producer because within his work of hands and brain; none of this could be possible.
You're listening to Weekend at the Cape which had been releasing by Apathy (a.k.a Chad himself) away from whom he used to be and the previous group recording and musical works, this guy really knows how to rhyming with the cool flown lyrics and also getting good focus on how to build a better not too boring theme songs one to another showering ears with great rhythm and samples and dirty love stories.
   A socio-romance-freaky and satire expressions can be re-captured on most of the songs here: Summer Sin, Crew, Somthin for The Bitches to Troubled Water - all is like back to basic where things started to be cool even there's also hate emerges with sarcastic-ism, slappin' harsh words attacks and interracial cream-pies between good groovy music and uptowner night trip's coetus adventures.

The league's deeper where mermaids are topless ...

Link:

https://youtu.be/4_dKE72FoRo