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El-P Blasts Drone-Filled Dystopia on Cancer for Cure

Drones overhead and smartphones in hand, we drift through panoptic lives and push-button wars. It sometimes feels like most songwriters couldn't give a crap, but not hip-hop visionary El-P: He's still raging with feeling against the machine, from within the increasingly dense machine music he painstakingly crafts. The Brooklyn rapper's latest round of literate but inflammatory blasts comes on arresting new record Cancer for Cure. ...

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Published By: Wired - Tuesday, 22 May, 2012

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