All instrumentals. All neck-snappin' bangers.

Like John Travolta said in that one movie, "Would you mind not shooting at the thermonuclear weapons?"

Jump Aroundtro
Mind Of An Ordinary Citizen (Instrumental) - Blade
The Game (instrumental) - Cut Chemist & DJ Nu-Mark
Cross Country - Oh No
Music Sucks - Noisy Stylus
Ronin - Serum
The Way I Feel - Boca 45
Da Joint (Instrumental) - EPMD
Plane - Jultopia
Double Dog Dare You - Beat Rabbi
Fifty Ways To Bleed Your Customers - Alias
The Thing - Carleen & The Groovers
Invocation to the Gods - The Tattoo Connection
Rollin' On Chrome - Aphrodelics
We Could Forever - Bonobo
Before Or Since - RJD2
Radiohead - Blueprint

I already said all I had to say about Autolect and then some last time. Controlled by dendera light.

This is the (mostly) instrumental volume, giving you the full taste of Auto's power behind the boards. It will seep into your bones. Dusty bootsteps on cracked pavements.

Prize (vs. Derek Walcott)
Non Other (vocal)
Psycosis
The Differance
Others
Circumvent
Live
Supernova Combust
Shukem (elmattic loopstrumental)
Therapy (vs. Saul Williams)
Burnout (vs. Amiri Baraka)
Bb77
Huh
Weekends
Collectors Choice
At One (vs. Ben Okri)
Evolve Or Die (vs. Langston Hughes)

Autolect reached out to me to hook up a mix for him, as he metamorphosizes into Bil Basmala.

I've been feeling Autolect's stuff for about three years, and between Every Mans Universe and Between God And The Deep Blue I was no doubt finna collect every last track. This meant some Mickey Spillane isht to hunt him down under his different monikers-AHMM (Autolect & His Meltdown Movement), BSML77, Hasan and even that one record where he called himself Velox Nur (after his favorite housepaint and/or alien reptilian overlord).

The namechanges are a reason why you maybe haven't caught on to his genius yet. But in the mains it's because he's a true iconoclast. I don't do the whole bio-blazhay-he's-from-he's-influenced-by-blahzay; it don't really tell you nothing about the work, and the work speaks for itself. You want a logline? OK, imagine Butterfly or Jay Elecetcetera over Marcberg beats. If you like DDay One, Shabazz Palaces, Saul Williams (pre-rock star), Flying Lotus or RZA's Ghost Dog score, you are feeling Autolect.

The flow. Autolect doesn't really rap. He's not singing, he's not talking. I don't know what to call it. You just gotta listen....