Dälek Opiate the Masses

This is a song by the innovative hip-hop group Dälek. Dälek combines political messages, with menacing Gza-esque rhymes, over dark, distortion heavy and gritty beats. Dälek mixes many different types of music into hip-hop such as shoegaze, metal and ambient music. Opiate the Masses reflects Dälek views on religion.This song is from 'Dälek's album "Absence" which was released in 2004.

I do not own any rights to their music, but I do own this album. I only wish to promote this innovative band. If Dälek themselves wish for this video to be removed I will do so without hesitation. I hope that this does not happen however, as Dälek are a great hip-hop group that deserve to be recognised.
Enjoy!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Dälek
• hip
• hop
• alternative
• distortion
• heavy
• anti-religion

[Kivip44]

This music is really great and innovative. Glad bands such as this exist today. Awesome live!

[OvSanguineEyes]

This is just soo good, im speachless.

[christcunt]

the lyrics are impressive... they tell the truth.

[subhumanmaster]

@nkelly1432 I don't think they need that much views, I already know they're good, i don't need some greedy youtube exec to overhype this stuff.

[nkelly1432]

Wow these dalek videos aren't very popular on youtube. 8000 views? deserves at least 10 times that amount

[subhumanmaster]

just too awesome.

[CasioBossaNova]

dälek, not Dälek. Says so on every single album release.

[devilryuNZ1]

@adamfromrhhf Actually, mc Dalek and Oktopus both produce. I think Oktocpus does the majority of the production, but i could be wrong

[adamfromrhhf]

@JokerHimself what do you mean "the producers do" Dalek is a producer and an mc, being an mc doesn't forfeit his title as a producer. And Dälek samples like a mofo that is his whole style.

[tonicunrest]

@OvSanguineEyes check yuff in note spaz.org