P.U.C.K. “KAKKI presents P.U.C.K.: Outskirts of P.U.C.K. Land”

P.U.C.K. is back, and this time KAKKI’s holding the door open. “KAKKI presents P.U.C.K.: Outskirts of P.U.C.K. Land” is a three-track maxBloc landing today for Netlabel Day — the online celebration of netlabel culture now in its eleventh year. It’s one of four blocSonic drops for the occasion, and it’s the one where the P.U.C.K. cru wanders past the city limits.

If you’ve been following along, you know the drill. P.U.C.K. is a side project of the Warner brothers, better known as Cheese N Pot-C. Long John rounds out the crew. They’ve made Netlabel Day their annual playground — “Reburied Treasure” and “10:59” last year, “3 Bags Short Of A Bender” in 2022 — and they show up every time with the same combination of dense wordplay and total disregard for decorum.

The title track is a three-headed introduction, each emcee staking claim to a different corner of P.U.C.K. Land. “Regressive Engineering” turns the anti-AI rant into a domestic comedy — Pot-C wants a robot that does dishes, mows the lawn and folds laundry, and instead we got deepfakes and dead streams. And “2000 Astros” brings back Donnie Ozone for another chapter of the ongoing satellite-heist saga, with the crew now setting their sights on Hubble and James Webb. Twelve billion in gear. Trading it for beer. Naturally.

Oh snap! More KAKKI N P.U.C.K. Fire! Many thanks to the crew!

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