New York rapper/producer Mike Ladd's latest creation is an album full of guest appearances, a loose collective dubbed The Infesticons for the purpose of the concept album Gun Hill Road.  The guests are a who's who of underground New York hip-hop, featuring most notably the work of El-P of Company Flow and Ladd's Big Dada labelmate Saul Williams.  The real attraction to the Infesticons album, however, is Ladd's almost lazy style, with rhymes that could only come from the mind of a well-educated man.  Ladd has been getting props on the NY indy scene for years with the releases under his own name.  Ladd, a.k.a. Infesticon #0, is definately a pro, and the only con about The Infesticons is that the production is often more artistic than functional.

Discography Gun Hill Road Big Dada, 2000 1.  Cinderella Theme (f. Yazeed & Golden Child) 2.  Hero Theme 3.  Cave Theme (f. BMS & Dana) 4.  Precious Theme (f. Creature & Canaan) 5.  Quarterback Theme (f. Priest & Beans) 6.  Grinder Theme (f. Mums) 7.  Tiger Theme (f. Erik MO) 8.  Shampoo Theme (f. Magesticon 69 & Dana) 9.  Chase Theme (f. Rob Smith) 10.  Figurine Theme (f. Liza Jessie Peterson) 11.  Church Theme (f. Pastorcon) 12.  Monkey Theme (f. Saul Williams) 13.  Night Night Theme (f. Infesticon #0.01 & Madashellicon) Blah Blah (Mike Ladd) Big Dada 1.  Blah Blah 2.  Welcome to the Afterfuture

Infesticons Links Big Dada Record Label

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