Top tracks — play these first
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5000 Miles West of the Future — This opening track sets the tone with its vivid imagery and sonic experimentation, establishing Ladd's vision of a dystopian future.
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Feb. 4 ’99 (For All Those Killed by Cops) — This poignant track directly addresses police violence, showcasing Ladd's ability to intertwine personal narrative with broader societal critique.
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Bladerunners — 'Bladerunners' exemplifies the album’s exploration of identity within a futuristic context, merging haunting soundscapes with incisive lyrical content.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Feb. 4 ’99 (For All Those Killed by Cops)
The verse shifts from individual stories to collective grief surrounding police brutality, creating a powerful sense of urgency.
This transition amplifies the emotional impact by connecting personal pain with communal outrage, making it a compelling call to action.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 5000 Miles West of the Future 3:48
- 2 Airwave Hysteria 4:09
- 3 Planet 10 4:25
- 4 Takes More Than 41 3:01
- 5 Bladerunners 6:17
- 6 No. 1 St. 3:52
- 7 To the Moon’s Contractor 10:37
- 8 I Feel Like $100 3:44
- 9 The Animist 5:52
- 10 Red Eye to Jupiter (Starship Nigga) 3:50
- 11 Welcome to the Afterfuture 3:34
- 12 Wipe Out on the Wave of Armageddon 4:14
- 13 Feb. 4 ’99 (For All Those Killed by Cops) 5:15
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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