PBW keeps things simple - you feel the physical wax spinning into beats and backing, no whiff of DJShadow-style stacks of tricks and tracks.
The languishing, stoned vibe throws off some of the first rappers, sounding out of synch, wobbling on bikes too slow. But the instrumentals and turntablism fare better, and by the time you're a handful of tracks deep everything falls into place and you settle into the cut until you're swallowed up - a pretty heady groove once you get into it 3.5/5
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