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At first hostile to hip-hop, as many of his fellow rock musicians were, Alexander soon realized that rap was an alternative, valid method of
expression. He began creating music that was increasingly influenced by the genre, despite having very little respect for mainstream
rap.
In 2001 P.O.S., alongside rapper Syst (short for system) and DJ Anomaly (Jason Heinrichs) existed as a short-lived hip-hop group
called Cenospecies. They stayed together long enough to put out an album titled Indefinition (2002). The group won the awar ...read more
At first hostile to hip-hop, as many of his fellow rock musicians were, Alexander soon realized that rap was an alternative, valid method of
expression. He began creating music that was increasingly influenced by the genre, despite having very little respect for mainstream
rap.
In 2001 P.O.S., alongside rapper Syst (short for system) and DJ Anomaly (Jason Heinrichs) existed as a short-lived hip-hop group
called Cenospecies. They stayed together long enough to put out an album titled Indefinition (2002). The group won the award for Best
Band to Break Up in the Past 12 Months in the year-end issue of The City Pages
In the Minneapolis music scene, P.O.S. has become increasingly known through his connections with local hip-hop collective
Rhymesayers Entertainment, and his CD is sold through their distribution network, including their local store, Fifth Element, and their
webstore[1]. He is also distributed through the iTunes music store. P.O.S. is also a founding member of the up-and-coming Doomtree
crew.
P.O.S. retains his punk rock influence in songs like Kidney Thief, but his music cannot easily be labelled. He has described his music as « hide |
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