http://www.alphapuprecords.com/releasep ... 9158518227

This shit is pretty fly...


Free the Robots
Ctrl Alt Delete

Label: Alpha Pup Records
Release Date: Mar-30-2010

Ctrl Alt Delete is a staggering work of mind-warping electronics, fuzzed-out psych and devastating hip-hop beats. Combining dusty swap-meet samples, futuristic synthesizers and live instrumentation, Free The Robots has created a unique harmony of past sounds and future ruminations. Much like his L.A. contemporaries Flying Lotus and Nosaj Thing, Free The Robots knows no genre boundaries.

Ctrl Alt Delete, which also features Ikey Owens of The Mars Volta, has been a long time coming. Originally signed to Alpha Pup over two years ago, Free The Robots has put his heart and soul into this album. Meticulously constructed, the album is a culmination of countless late nights at Low End Theory, combined with a spirit of fearless experimentation. The result rattles with grit and swagger -- a firm proclamation of Free The Robot's sonic arrival.

1. Sci-Fidelity
2. Turbulence
3. Jupiter
4. Orion's Belt Buckle [MP3]
5. Wandering Gypsy
6. Select/Start
7. Voices
8. Granite Rock
9. Mental Universe
10. Global Warning
11. The Eye (feat. Ikey Owens)
12. Turkish Voodoo
13. Inter Arma

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Good call. I just picked it up last week and they're playing with Glitch Mob here in a few weeks.

this album jams out!

Completely loved up with this album, must be on 11+ listens by now. Awsome

I love these guys. Saw them at the release party @ Low End Theory. Awesome tunes and real nice fellas. Definitely worth checking out!

Great stuff!

Can't wait to see them next Monday.

Free The Robots was ill live, for 15 bucks id definately check him with the glitch mob if they havnt blown thru your town yet.
The ctrl alt delete album is in my top five of the year so far..... its still got alot of organic sounds and is not so glitched out that it fully departs from the instrumental hip hop it was born from. ROOTS BEETS mega sick

and he told me you can get the physical CD next week, if anybody remembers those