The Palmer Squares - Spooky Language
- Artist: The Palmer Squares
- Track: Spooky Language
- Producer: Nate Kiz
- Album: Spooky Language EP
Acumental and Terminal Knowledge, the Chi-town rhymesayers who make up Booth newcoming duo The Palmer Squares, are so adept with the English language that it's downright frightening. Don't believe me? You can get a taste of their Spooky Language on the title track off their latest street release, which finds Nate Kiz crafting a bouncy, sampled beat to back the partners in rhyme as they show off their witty, allusive pen game. Feeling it? More fresh tunes await on Spooky Language (the EP), available on iTunes as of May 8.
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