ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Usephasan moniker is back after a 23-year hiatus. In 2002, Hasan moved on from Usephasan. He made a deal with Xi Sounds and City Hall to release Scienc.Esquizit. This was the only LP that carried the Usephasan name. The next year, he launched the Autolect moniker, which critics praised for its strong albums. In 2012, Hasan adopted another moniker, Bil Basmala (Basmala). He's had a few other monikers and side projects since then. Now, Hasan dusts off the Usephasan moniker with "Black Fez," a 7-inch single featuring Mumblz Medina and Kevin Beacham.
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