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Gandhi Khan
Electronic · 2001 · 18 tracks · 1h 7m

Gandhi Khan

A chaotic, high-energy collision of filtered house, street-level hip hop, and absurd skits. Gritty New York swagger meets maximalist dancefloor production.

October 2, 2001 · London Music Stream

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A high-octane blend of club-ready aggression and irreverent, street-level humor.

Tracklist · 18 Tracks · 1h 7m
01
Karma Knowledge
0:14
02
Gandhi Khan
4:32
03
I Can Smell You
7:27
04
Mongoloid Sessions
0:43
05
Why Can't You Free Some Time For Me
7:37
06
Don Chiconelli Pt. 1
0:57
07
The Robots Are Cumming
6:35
08
Kentucky Fried Flow
6:34
09
Oxtail and Curried Goat
0:30
10
Doovoodoo
4:24
11
Don Chiconelli Pt. 2
0:22
12
(Girl) You Got Me
5:09
13
Scarface Wiggle
0:18
14
Chocolate Covered Cherry
7:09
15
The Great Serpent God
0:21
16
Heed The White Seed
5:15
17
Flyaway Love Pt. 2
8:37
18
Good Whoman Being
1:02
Moments Worth Listening For
The relentless filtered loop on Why Can't You Free Some Time For Me that builds into a peak-hour house anthem.
The jarring transition from the absurd Don Chiconelli skits into the heavy, driving percussion of the main tracks.
The way the bassline in Gandhi Khan feels intentionally overdriven, pushing the speakers to their absolute limit.

How does Gandhi Khan sound next to the rest of Armand van Helden's catalogue?

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The vocals lean notably further into rap than the rest of the catalogue.

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