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Krush's The Message at the Depth ignores much of his previous jazz and trip-hop work. Instead, he utilizes the musical platform to question the nature of truth and conflict in the world, as we teeter on the brink of war. The (album) feels more electronic than his previous work, leaning on his sampler for much of the sound manipulation to get his point across. The layered fragments are sharp, like freshly cut aluminum. Their resonating tones leave a metallic taste in your mouth as you struggle to make sense of Krush's new message. In a way, the irritated quality that Krush produces seem like a person who's drunk way too many cups of coffee, or maybe something even stronger. But all the while you'll notice that your head is bobbing and your foot is tapping. - Pop Matters

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