Bushwac return after The Road That White Men Tread with a leaner, more direct set that links back to their debut while stripping ideas to the bone. Literary and political texts are sampled—OK, abused—to forge a singular strain of dance music: close to hip-hop’s cut-and-quote roots, but noisier, stranger, and charged with grit. Includes a 12" of remixes by Thavius Beck, Playpad Circus, Meienberg, and Deckard, each twisting the album’s taut, cut-and-quote energy into their own club-sharpened shapes.