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The Golden Age Of Apocalypse features guest spots from Erykah Badu, J*DaVeY, pianist Austin Peralta and Bruner's own brother, renowned drummer Ronald, Jr. The product of Bruner's efforts is an album chock full of his own, unique musical vision. There are hints of '70s funk layered over jazz fusion concepts, in addition to Bruner's bass playing accompanied by decadent synths. Those familiar with the aforementioned Flying Lotus track "Mmmhmm" have an idea of what to expect on Apocalypse. In fact, Bruner reiterates the very same lyric from that song into his own song "Is It Love?"
02 Daylight
03 Fleer Ultra
04 Is It Love?
05 For Love I Come
06 It Really Doesn't Matter to You
07 Jamboree
08 Boat Cruise
09 Seasons
10 Goldenboy
11 Walkin'
12 Mystery Machine (The Golden Age of Apocalypse)
13 Return to the Journey
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