The Apers "The Buzz Electric" COLOR:RED MARBLE They spoke to the freaks

They spoke to the freaks the outsiders and the minorities and were not afraid of confronting the white middle class punk who reigned supreme during the terrible 90’s

It's conceived and manufactured by a rap group trading verses in a way that evokes greats like de la Soul and contemporaries like Armand Hammer and Earl Sweatshirt

I’m a big fan of conversational songwriting

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heavyweight vinyl at legendary Abbey Road Studios using the Direct to Metal Mastering (DMM) audiophile copper plating process

The Apers "The Buzz Electric" COLOR:RED MARBLE They spoke to the freaksRed hot reissue of The Buzz Electric, the beloved second album of The Apers from 2003. This album features one of their biggest songs Almost Summer (it was one of the earlier Coolest Songs In The World on Little Steven's Underground Garage), as well as other fan favorites like Please Dont Change. This limited reissue comes with alternate artwork, is remastered by Perry Leenhouts (Travoltas), includes the lyrics on a printed inner sleeve, and is