WB features a killer electro/breaks/hiphop track with dope rhymes by Navi and a clubby/synth-pop-esque tune vocals with vocals by Sekhret Hush.

The remaining instrumentals are killer SGX works ranging from Telefon Tel Aviv style natural chillness to talking analog synth badassery and beats ala The Crystal Method, all done up in SGX's accessible, melodic, intelligent flavors. The tone is serious business plus a bit tongue in cheek.

1. Hello Pointy World
2. Right Back Up (ft Navi)
3. Span
4. Shed
5. Die Anyway
6. Push
7. Rockstar
8. But Underneath All That
9. Heart Won't Stop
10. True (ft Sekhret Hush)
11. And All That Between
12. And All That Between (Hollidayrain remix)
13. Right Back Up (instrumental)
14. True (instrumental)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 1/7/2012
SGX lives in Maryland USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Electronica

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