War Church (Analog(ue) Tape Dispenser & Skech185) Gunship Diplomacy

Windy City Collective Tomorrow Kings’ Skech185 still hails as one of the most talented MCs to ever emerge from the city of Chicago. Armed with a constant penchant for uncovering the new sound, Skech185 has been practicing standing out since the early 2000’s, moving from exceptional performances in street battle cyphers to genre-creating in the recording booth with a dexterity unparalleled by his peers. Your favorite rappers (with whom Skech185 has either toured, shared the stage, and or competed) revere his severe case of witty and abrasive tongue-in-cheek speak in hard to discover catacombs, and depend on Masonic oaths to keep the secret. Now enter Houston’s Analog(ue) Tape Dispenser, a master craftsman and sonic co-pilot with wav files and elixirs who produced the duo’s critically acclaimed 2011 debut, entitled “New Age Middle Finger”. Analog(ue) Tape Dispenser’s textures range from hard-hitting and up tempo instrumentals to deep bass and slow-stewing cauldrons of decentered electronic audio. You may have heard him as the sole composer on Milo’s “Things that Happen at Night”. Five years after “New Age Middle Finger”, Analog(ue) Tape Dispenser and Skech185 now refer to themselves as “War Church,” and request that you respect them and do the same.