Atheist (a.k.a Rhyme Time) released his debut album, Thanks for the Burgers, in 2011. Packed with songs about movies, Ninja Turtles and his parents’ questionable taste in music, TFTB gained critical success—receiving positive reviews and earning spins on local radio stations. Exactly one year after the release of TFTB, Atheist released another full-length album, Topanga. Featuring collaborations from Raashan Ahmad and Woodstock (Crown City Rockers), DJ SkratchMo (Crate Dwellers) and Utah’s own House of Lewis, Topanga is a professionally-crafted album that combines intelligent lyricism and a sense of humor that’s been severely lacking in hip-hop. If you can’t stand James Franco, you should be able to make a song about it. Since joining Utah-based rap crew House of Lewis, the group has performed on national television, won City Weekly's Best of Utah Music award and opened for legends such as Run the Jewels, Flying Lotus, Lil Dicky, T-Pain, Del the Funky Homosapien, Talib Kweli, The Pharcyde, Neon Trees, Pete Rock, Astronautalis, Sage Francis, B. Dolan, Oh Blimey, Gavlyn, The Moth and the Flame, Desert Noises, People Under the Stairs, Kurtis Blow, Mobb Deep, K.Flay, Snow the Product, Slum Village, Blueprint, Riff Raff, Mega Ran, Binary Star, Medusa, Turquoise Jeep and more.