Black Radical Mk II

b. Felix Joseph, London, Britain. Joseph was raised hearing Jamaican reggae from Peter Tosh and Bob Marley, aswell as by Metal Pulse. Nevertheless, when he found on Public Foe and Boogie Down Productions for the very first time, he was an instantaneous convert towards the rap sensation. Although Joseph’s convictions and tips were apparent, he occasionally lacked the dexterity expressing them, as the THAT IS Battle EP’s ‘Hard Timez’ uncovered: ‘They fuck us up exactly like we’re vaginas / They also fucked in the miners / They provided them an illness that was known as Heseltinisis.’ Slashes like ‘Sumarli’ had been more amazing, demonstrating his commitment to females’s privileges. A graduate of economics, Dark Radical Mk II spent a lot of 1993 with an all-black film task, Welcome TOWARDS THE Terrordome.