Any album with a drum filled Yagami Junko remix has to be good right? This album is just plain FUN to listen to. Each title is a mini-story, and visualizes something foreign to you, a culture or a feeling. Seems like future funk artists like to use love as the theme for the genre, and seem so focuses on such that they lose the grip on the music. Android Apartment has again proven they know how to make a story and a song.

The Gerent of Gastonia comes back for another album a year after Mortimer Swaggleston shook the Nerdcore fanbase. Cheesy lyrics and catchy beats adorn this album, along with satirical tracks such as "Thank you Monsanto" and "I'm a Girl". Further perfecting his sub genre of Nerdcore now known as "Banking", his mixture of Marching, Polka, Rap, and Electric, this album has more varying sounds in just 26 tracks than most artists can produce in their lifetime.

Absolutely hip shaking, head banging, and loud car singing of an album. Deep bass contrasted with great highs of the singers gives this album a feeling of balance. Couldn't imagine another album to introduce to a future-futurefunk fan.

Aeon Member Gets It Right.
The things that made future-funk fun to listen to at the beginning was the feeling of exoticness to it. No idea of the songs being sampled or how the artist merged their track with the original. I finally felt that old feeling listening to That Special, Funky Feeling. It pains me that I must pick a favorite track on Bandcamp cause I'd recommend the entire thing.

If you've googled Future-Funk, you've probably heard Honey somewhere, Artzie Music's upload I'm referring to. Yung Bae multiplies the funk in this two single release. Put the first track on repeat and get ready to Boogie Oogie Oogie.