Reviewed by Mike Rimmer

A new rap artist picks up the mic, lays down some stripped down loops and lets loose. No doubting the Atkins skill - here's a man with plenty to say who goes for it! Stylistically this is West Coast with plenty of creative moments to keep things interesting.  Top tracks include "Plasmic Plight" which has tinges of jazz thrown in and his crew LA Symphony join the proceedings, "Spanish Harlem" kicks in with a snappy snare and plenty of self-deprecating humour - fast paced and fun, proving this guy can really cut it!  The title cut closes the album with a furiously fast set of rhymes, plenty of humour and the confidence to critique others who have lost the plot. Throughout, this is totally on the money and if you're looking for some fresh hip hop, discover the talents of Flynn AdamAtkins.

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