Bullion: Pet Sounds In The Key Of Dee (J Dilla Tribute) LP Pro-Ject Parts You probably won't recognize many

You probably won't recognize many (if any) names here

full color pic sleeve

drops his self-titled debut album on Young Turks

"Moonstruck" and "White Out" take it deeper into techno territory

Bullion: Pet Sounds In The Key Of Dee (J Dilla Tribute) LP Pro-Ject Parts You probably won't recognize manyThis isn't really a traditional "mash up" album (sorry if you were hoping for another Grey Album), rather, Bullion took snippets of songs from the Beach Boys' classic Pet Sounds and chopped them up with snippets from J. Dilla's catalog to create a new school beats masterpiece (seriously). Check the samples if you don't believe me I'm partial to "Don't Talk," "You Still Believe In Dee," and "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times," but the whole album is