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== About == In 1998, Usephasan burst onto hip-hop. He released a gritty vinyl EP, "Chemistry Teraqueous." Its raw beats and sharp lyrics captivated listeners and drew attention. This momentum secured a spot on the influential underground comp "The Persecution of Hip Hop." It shared the stage with underground hip-hop talent from North America. In 2003, Usephasan released the 19-track album "Scienc.Esquizit." The track "Periodic Tables" stood out. Chuck D of Public Enemy lauded it as one of the top 100 MP3s of 2000, recognizing its innovative sound and profound lyrical depth.
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