Optimus Rhyme (2004)
First full studio album.

01. Intro
02. Reboot
03. Cybernetic Circuits
04. Reel Estate
05. DJ Slaylord (skit)
06. Powder Blue Egg Hatch
07. Incognito
08. Ford vs. Chevy
09. Precognito
10. Fuzzy Dice
11. Organix
12. No Memory
13. JZ75
14. Transform
15. Slippery
16. I Heart PuBotCs
17. 3cognito
18. Precogni2

School the Indie Rockers (2006)
Second album, produced by Jack Endino.

01. Extinguish
02. LEDs
03. Sick Day
04. My Piroshky
05. Just Forget It
06. Ping Pong Song
07. Ergonomic
08. Who Me?
09. Autobeat Airbus
10. Super Shiny Metal
11. Obey the Moderator
12. Coded and United
13. My Prioshky (Reprise)

He Dies In Rocket School (2007)
Follow up remix album to School the Indie Rockers

01. My Piroshky (Reprise)
02. Obey The Moderator
03. Sick Day
04. Autobeat Airbus
05. Extinguish
06. Coded And United
07. Ping Pong Song
08. LEDs
09. Super Shiny Metal
10. Just Forget It
11. My Piroshky
12. Who Me?
13. Ergonomic

Optimus Rhyme is a hip hop quartet from Seattle, Washington, occasionally aided by Rapper Broken English. Optimus Rhyme combines rapped hip hop lyrics with a fusion of Funk-Rock music. They are considered nerdcore hip hop because their lyrics re-tell the story of the Transformers Generation 1 series mixed with their views on the commercial music industry and modern society, which has earned them performances at the Penny Arcade Expo. The name Optimus Rhyme is based on a Transformers character (Optimus Prime), as are all of the band’s stage names.
Wheelie Cyberman – Vocals
Broken English – Guest Vocals
Powerthighs – Guitars
Stumblebee – Bass
Grimrock – Drums
Galaxion Waxspin – DJ (former mbr)
Thundercracker – Drums (former mbr)

Story

The year was 2000. The Wackacons had invaded the Emerald City. Parties grew listless and nightclubs suffered greatly under the Wackacons’ ever-growing influence. Repetitive loop manufacturers, lackluster DJs and angst-filled metal pushers aligned with the Wackacons and quickly flourished in our once-great city. It was later that year when fate brought four independently minded Autobeat technicians together. Instantly, their positronic brainpaths fused. Within weeks, laid-back progressive hip-hop beats were mixed with brutally brain-teasing rhymes

***** its nerdcore….its funny as hell though. Wheelie Cyberman reminds me of Del (Heiro and Deltron 3030). I loved The Transformers when i was a kid so i had to get this. I expected nothing and was pleasantly surprised. So now i bring to you…