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Old 07-04-2020, 05:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Nah he just kind of has his boring horrorcore with no imagination thing going on. He's like the idea of horrocore if horrocore was nothing but an explicit Wikipedia article on horrorcore.
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Nah he just kind of has his boring horrorcore with no imagination thing going on. He's like the idea of horrocore if horrocore was nothing but an explicit Wikipedia article on horrorcore.
I could agree with that for the large majority of his albums. Surprisingly enough, I thought his last album (released in 2013) was the best he's ever done. I think the last three of his albums have more of a conceptual framework for him to work with and as a result, they've really played to his strengths. Signing to Strange Music (Tech N9ne's record label) was the best thing he ever did. The beefed up production really helps him stand out among a crowd of, as you put it, Wikipedia-esque horrorcore.

Gravediggaz 'Six Feet Deep' is still my bar for what a great horrorcore album should be. Mannibalector falls a little short because of irritating skits and a few filler songs.
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