2008's Notes from Life On The Wire With A Wrecking Ball unfolds gradually in classic Capitol K style with the Beat poet driven, nostalgic rave of 'Diamond Skys', the energy rises with the deconstructed Bossa Nova of 'Go Go Go', again influenced by the early days of the Beat period where people shouted Go Go Go at poetry readings to show their appreciation. Things slow down a little for the single "Libertania". Next up, "Acid Favela" takes the gigantic Favela Funk "Rambo" anthem (popularized in the west by Diplo + M.I.A) and mixes in Acid 303's and Shoegazing riffage like only Capitol K can. "Freak" is a progressive hyperfunk about a love life freaking out over a cut up 2- step beat. "Impression", is part 2 of "Freak", reflecting on a love with a sense of stillness and calm, musically revisiting K's penchant for revealing serene melodies from Dictaphone tape cut ups. Faith & Ministry.