The Blueprint Of A Paper Airplane / Like Dust, by k-the-i??? / Walter Gross

The Blueprint Of A Paper Airplane / Like Dust

by k-the-i??? / Walter Gross

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	1.	k-the-i??? - For The Sake of Nothing 04:14
	2.	k-the-i??? - I Keep Sailing Away 04:25
	3.	k-the-i??? - Sleeping Tilted 03:49
	4.	k-the-i??? - Then, When Is It Done? 03:12
	5.	k-the-i??? - Easy Landing 01:42
	6.	Walter Gross - Like A Piece Of Dust (FBi) 20:08

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With The Promise Of Automation, k-the-i??? and Walter Gross came together in 2005 as Youth:Kill. With Walter laying down beats and Kiki on the mic, the two created something that may have been beyond its time. The Blueprint Of A Paper Airplane / Like Dust brings the two back 3-4 years later, but unlike the Youth:Kill collaboration, k-the-??? and Walter Gross showcase 20 minutes of solo material. These past years certainly showed growth and development from both artists. K-the-i??? displays 5 instrumental tracks. Walter Gross constructs one ambient track. While k-the-i??? produces heavy beat driven notes with that slight jazz influence going on, be it slight, it carries its own weight with a nostalgic slang. The drumming sequence is stunning. The softness of the tones and the samples used create an airy loftiness that rolls well in its rhythm. Walter Gross on the other hand is much darker, for real tho. The sample of a phone call from Baltimore jail is haunting and eerie. It changes the tone of the album. Gross utilizes time as an instrument and moments as a bridge. Imagine the mantra of meditation from the cell. Lost in the thoughts of the past.