Sebutones
50/50 Where It Counts
Metaforensics 2000

01. Intro
02. We Three Kings
03. Trust No One
04. Interlude
05. The Masked Man
06. 05 Professionals
07. Dead Men Don't Walk
08. Newport
09. Apocalypse Party
10. 01/29/2020
11. Intelligent Freaks
12. Dazed & Confused
13. Whiteys on the Moon
14. Go Back
15. Nibiru
16. Ballistics Testing
17. Outlawed Truths
18. Tranquilized Tones
19. Viral Pneumonia
20. Simba Ain't Shit
21. Chalk
22. Punk Song

If you like your hip-hop dirty, gritty, lo-fi and cynical, then look no further than Halifax, where the Sebutones dwell. 50/50 first came out on wax some 10 years ago and was later re-issued, so you have little excuses for missing it; still, looking back from today's perspective, it's kind of funnily nostalgic to find on a small DIY label Metaforensics, with Sixtoo now signed to Ninja Tune/Bully and Buck 65 to Warner Bros. This was their only work together (aside from the ultra-obscure Psoriasis tape), each later taking different paths with different outcomes, yet for those of us who first witnessed them in the 90s, I'm sure they were the fucking perfect team of geeks. Not gonna pull the "revolutionary" tag, but as with other acts like Co Flow and cLOUDDEAD, they set some milestones and put pride in what they did, not trying to sound this or that way, but only like themselves. Therefore, something to be respected, noted down and cherished, excepting perhaps in the hands of the hater. This goes out to my puberty.

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