Reviewed by Mick Farrar

Two white boys who rap good and sassy and mix a welcome dab of humour into the in-your-face sermonising. The beats put together by producers Brian Transeau and John's son, Chris 'MC White Hope' Wimber, are pretty hot. My favourite is a snappy denouncement of hypocrisy in the church ("Pinnochio oh Pinnochio/Your nose is growin' longer than your intellect bro'/Can't believe some of what you sez/Dispensin' lies like a Mickey Mouse Pez"). Somewhat confusingly, not all the tracks are by Sohl 4 UR Tribe, another team Asight Unseen wade in with three tasty cuts. Still, a fine hip hop album, bristling with wit and thought-provoking comment.

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