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30in30: Short Fuze & Nasa- Lobotomy Music

Uncommon Records’ Lobotomy Music is number 9 in our 30in30

Album Name: Lobotomy Music
Album Artist: Short Fuze & Nasa
Label: Uncommon Records
Date Released: June 29th, 2010
Album Stars: The Presence, Taiyamo Denku, Augury, Eleven, Passive65ive, Karniege & Shortrock
Favorite Bars: “It’s not that I don’t love you, It’s that I have another place to run through” -Short Fuze
Best tracks: Poison Make Me Pretty, Break Down The Walls, Doomsday Device (feat. Nasa), Don’t Feed The Machine, Bully Rappers
Worst tracks: Gods Waiting Room
Worth the listen?: Yes
Rating: 72/100
Personal statement: Uncommon Records released Short Fuze & Nasa’s 90s sounding, yet modern, record, Lobotomy Music. It is Short Fuze’s , the emcee, debut record. Short Fuze uses the record to touch on life’s rollercoaster, religion, family and classic brag rap. It’s my first time hear Short Fuze and I instantly noticed his voice. Sounding like a mix between Method Man, Slug (Atmosphere) and a few packs of ciggarettes, Short Fuze spits some insanely dope stuff with a unique flow that is truly his. Nasa, the album’s producer, drops the gritty New York musical backdrop for Short Fuze to ge busy on. The production on the record is amazing and the lyrics Short Fuze spits do justice to the beats. My only comlaints is the beats sound the same throughout the record and Short Fuze get a little repetivie at times (mentions God and religion countless number of times). All in all, this is a dope record that should be given atleast a spin, I’d really enjoy this album in the winter time.

Note to Uncommon Records, keep making that progressive sound!