Idle Warship and Mick Boogie Drop Dope “Party Robot” Album (Listen & Download)

Last week we brought you the new-school BK anthem "Go Brooklyn" from Idle Warship, an almost staggering dope crew consisting of Talib Kweli, Philly singer Res and Toronto emcee/vocalist Graph Nobel. This week we've got Idle Warship's new conceptual album "Party Robot", a work of hip-hop creativity and quality mixed by Mick Boogie

There's nothing more I can say that Idle Warship can't say better: "Idle Warship welcomes you to our first full length offering, "Party Robot". This started out as a path to musical freedom. When we established Idle Warship, we did it for us. Now that we are giving you this music, Idle Warship no longer belongs to us, it belongs to the world. We don't believe in labels for music. Labels make stop you from hearing something before you listen to it. We appreciate those who have taken this journey with us without judgement and enjoyed the ride. To everyone who purchased our music on itunes and anyone who has bought a ticket to an Idle Warship show, this is for you. All my party robots stand up!"

With a future-oriented approach to the music industry like that and more quality work like "Party Robot", every year could easily end up becoming the Year of the Blacksmith.

Download link and two streamed tracks from the album are below the tracklisting.

To download "Party Robot" click here or here.

Check below for two tracks off the album, "Try It On" and "The Warship". Enjoy.