After a way too lengthy intro, Buck Dexter gets behind the microphone and immediately we hear the comparison to the catchy music of Mothboy: industrial like electro and a slick MC. Also ‘Surge’ is a nice industrial-like dance track which keeps thumping interestingly. No wonder that this ‘Surge’ is presented in a Mothboy remix at the end of this release. In ‘Adnoiseam’ we get an explanation about what kind of album this is and why the label definitely won’t release it: somewhat childish, but still a bit funny. ‘God Is A Glitch’ is a real hiphop track with minimal musical influences and a lot of attention paid to the raps of Nongenetic, Subtitle and Bleubird. Songs like ‘Rainy Day Parade’ are good electro/turntablism tracks and show us the musical know-how of the two gentlemen Stevens and Madden. The closing track is a creation of Mothboy, who brings us a remix of ‘Surge’, which he funnily introduces on the voicemail of the both gentlemen. 

The album of Lapsed & Nonnon is interesting, but a bit too calm and easy and well-produced for my taste. Halfway through the album I lose my concentration and there are too much rappers in my opinion. Some is fun on an album as this, but too much is simply too much. A better variation between interesting instrumental tracks and raptracks would make the music of Lapsed & Nonnon more interesting to listen to. For a next release I suggest these gentlemen to ask label companions like Mothboy for some help more often.