Title [The Directors Cut ]
Artist [Project Dark ]
Label [Milled Pavement ] Genre [Hip-Hop ]
Quality/Size [44.1 @VBR 67,4 MB] Ripped [01-16-2008 ]
Grabbed from [CDDA ] Enc [Lame 3.97 ]
Website [n/a ]


Track Time Title

01 04:36 Practice Makes Perfect Sense (Syn The Shaman Remix)
02 03:16 And It Was Black (A Backslid Want Remix By Vik44)
03 04:44 Sleepyhead (Roma and Ren Remix)
04 03:54 Guilty Sting
(Heart Still Beating Remix Mike Clouds)
05 04:42 The Funeral (Electrointegration Mix By J.Hjort)
06 03:21 And It Was Black
(The Grease Thunder Mix By C Money Burns)
07 04:19 Exist Through This
(Threw Eggs Cyst Mix By Highkoo Mr. Dereloi)
08 06:13 Sleepyhead (Happyflies Remix)
09 02:28 And It Was Black (I Choke Remix By Scott Da Ros)
10 05:12 The Demise (Alias Remix)
11 04:07 Guilty Sting (Ease The Pain Remix By Metris)
12 03:57 And It Was Black (Delsym Remix By Highkoo)
13 05:03 Sleepyhead (DJ Mayonnaise Remix)
14 04:21 Exist Through This
(Mcs Get Ripped Remix By The Difference)
15 02:06 Guilty Sting (Growl Remix By Nomar Slevik)
16 04:28 And It Was Black
(Barrelhead Remix By Brandon Miles)
17 05:18 Residue (Moshe Remix)
17 72:05 min

Deep inside, and underneath piles of “works in progress”, projects upon projects, and a hectic live show schedule, producer MOSHE and writer KGB found the time to conjure up a collaboration, which started off as a “side project” and rapidly manifested into much more. With a wide array of influences ranging from Portishead, Bjork, and The Doors, to Blonde Redhead and Black Moon, it’s no wonder it sounds the way it does. The songs flow into each other like there’s no distinct start/stop point, only to leave a grey hazy transition. Though both members of Project Dark are known for their “hip-hop” roots and familiar sound, Project Dark itself steers more towards a smokey, dark bar soundtrack. Touching on controversial subjects and content, but never lacking taste and maturity. Project Dark is certainly going to be the next cult classic, for the album’s plot plays out like a movi. A combination of raw talent, and a passion for old horror movies, will brand the PD insignia in minds worldwide.