Eugenicz - Animalism (Prod. Luka)

Kid Fade - Fire in the hole (Prod. Sixth Element / Cuts by DJ Coach One)

Danegurous - True Story (feat. TRiLL & DJ Trickalome) (Prod. 2Deep) (Official Video)

Optext - The Unknown (2014)

Ill of Writes - Blue Van Music (01-09-2014) Review by Scarred Faces

REVIEW

Ready or not

Phantom J: The beat has a great melody and the drums are pretty good. I like the style that this song has. The lyrics are spot on, I prefer these kind of lyrics.

Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha: Dope beat. Great flow. The text subject fits to the beat. Great cuts by DJ TMB.

The Hellraiser

Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha: Lyrics are on point. I feel this one. Again, dope cuts by TMB. Same review as last song haha. Beat sounds old school. That is the style I love!!!

Phantom J: The best is pretty good, but I feel like that the drums should’ve been a bit different. An alternation between some heavy and less heavy drums should do the trick. The lyrics again are spot on, definitely my style.

One Thing

Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha: Dopest beat I have heard so far. Amazing drums. Edd and Supreme killed it again. I just can’t notice a negative point on this track. REAL FREAKING HIP HOP!!!

Phantom J: This is near perfect, the drums are just amazing. Lyrics whise I can’t say it enough, but they’re dope! I love it, its sick as hell!

The product

Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha: Those cuts made me headbang haha. Dope lyrics and the beat is freaking dope.  Ill shit!

Phantom J: Damn….This one is sick, probably my favorite! The lyrics and the song go perfect together. The melody is stuck in my head!

Money

Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha: Very dope beat. Cuts are on point! Excellent work. Respect to DJ TMB. Dope verses again… I LOVE this album so far.

Phantom J: I agree with Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha. I have nothing to add.

Trap Door

Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha: The beat is dope but I feel like something is missing. Lyrics are dope, but the lyrics on the track before this one are better in my opinion. It is still a good track tho.

Phantom J: A bit slow for my liking, but I still like the drums. Lyrics again, nothing to add. The lyrics fit with the song.

Maniacs:

Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha: I feel this song. Relaxed lyrics, relaxed beat and the cuts as the icing on the cake! No more comments about this haha. Good laidback song.

Phantom J: Good drums, but the rest of the beat isn’t very impressive. The DJ cuts are dope. The lyrics sound sick!

Randy Marsch:

Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha: Hahaha very dope vocal samples from South Park. The melody of the beat is a bit strange if you ask me, but the drums are dope as hell! Lyrics are on point. Great switch from verse to the sample on the chorus and a dope sample at the ending!

Phantom J: not my type of song, but I still really like it! Awesome samples, and the drums sounds really good! Dope lyrics as well.

Final Conclusion:

A very dope album! Amazing lyrics, amazing cuts, amazing beat production. Make sure to download it and listen to all 8 tracks. The album will be downloadable 01-09-2014 on undergroundhiphopwijchen.blogspot.com and I am sure it will be on more sites and blogs.

Review by Scarred Faces

ILLtemper & Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha - Stories from the Underground (2014)

Fubar & Sadida - Blood on the Walls (2014)

Halfwit ft. Supreme The Truth - Star Baby (Prod. Edd Bundy)

Sleep - Goon To A God (Prod. Dope Antelope)

Sikadelik - L'Episode (2014)

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Army of Darkness - I Hear Voices (Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha Remix)

ILLtemper - The Fresh Prince of Wel​-​Fair (2014)

ILLtemper ft. Sadida - Cunts (Prod. Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha)

Speciez - Skill (Prod. Solomon Caine)

Concrete Slugz - The Essence

Tekneek & Wisdom - Star Codes (Prod. Einzelgänger)

Interview with Hood Kings about their album Full Metal Alchemists 2

For the new fans or people who don´t know you guys. Could you guys be so kind for a quick introduction?

Supreme: What's good, I'm Supreme The Truth, and with Bundy we make up Hood Kings. I'm an emcee and I make a few beats here and there.

Bundy: Hi, I'm Edd Bundy, and I'm an alcoholic...

Have you guys been working together for a long time?

Supreme: Yeah me and Bundy been down for like 6 years or so now, but really we didn't really do anything musically until 2010 when we started recording as Hood Kings. The only exception to that being my verse on The Risk Tape which was 2009 I believe. So yeah we been down for a minute now.

Bundy: We actually started out working together on a "text rap battle" forum that i used to be the owner of. It was pretty much luck of the draw how we came to talk to each other, any other day and Hood Kings would never have been really haha, but yeh 6 years or so give or take.

Supreme: Yeah word up, let me take this oppertunity to thank Bundy again, when we first started talking online, Bundy taught me more or less everything I now know and use when writing, and gave me constant guidance throughout my first recordings. Without Bundy's support, guidance and friendship I wouldnt be rapping today. So if you dig my music thank Bundy, and if you hate it, blame Bundy just the same haha.

Bundy: Just blame Hip Hop & the internet, cut out the middle man haha.

Do you guys now each other in person or just from the internet?

Supreme: Well, our photoshop skills aren't that sharp... Haha nah, yeah we know each other in person we're official. We cant hook up as often as we'd like because of work/family commitments and finances but we do as often as we can, thats my dude.

Bundy: As Supreme said, we hook up when we can & otherwise are talking by any means to keep up. We're dudes with lives outside of this music shit, we can't hook up every other day, it aint walkable distance haha. When we got the time & the money we make it a must to hook up, shoot some videos, make some music, and in general just chill and catch up. We aint a net crew believe that haha.

When did you guys decided to work on the first Full Metal Alchemists project?

Bundy: Well part 1 we started gathering ideas for in 2011 possibly and released in 2012. It was mainly an idea of "Yo, Alchemists beats are dope we should drop some lava on them", so behold.. FULL METAL ALCHEMISTS.

Supreme: Nah Bundys trippin, we dropped that joint at the end of May 2012 i think it was, and that project wasnt even though of until the start of April. We picked he beats out real quick which was easy since the Alchemist has dope beats for days, i think we even marked some for number 2 and then forgot them when we actually made number 2 haha. But yeah from when we had the beats picked out, the writing process was real easy and fast because like I said, Alchemist got dope beats for days, then i recorded my verses straight away, and Bundy did the same, and MoTioN came through with the mixing, it was a simplier time.

Bundy: Man.. The past is pretty much a blur, I don't remember what happened last week let alone in 2012 haha forgive me.

Do you guys record together or just seperated and bundle the verses for a track?

Supreme: I wouldnt say we bundle the verses on the track, but both. The Outro to FMA1 we recorded together at Bundys to wrap that project up. And then FMA2, I recorded all my verses at my crib, then we both hit TMB's lab for Bundy to record his verses. Majority of my stuff I'll record at mine, but more often than not we're be together when Bundy records his weather its at TMB's, mine, or where ever we can get. Its not just bundled together though, there is thought and plan that does into it.

Bundy: As I said before, its not a walkable distance between us two. Getting together to make music takes a shit load of planning and relies on us being free & having money at the same time, trust me its not easy. Ideally though we try to record in the same place and failing that at least giving each other a basis of how we want the track to sound and match each other in terms of motivation. Never have we just thrown together some recordings and thought there.. Finished.. Fuck it.

What kind of music inspired you guys to make Full Metal Alchemists 2?

Bundy: Alchemist.. the man himself. Without his beats to take advantage of, there is no FMA haha. Ask anyone though, i dont really listen to ANY music other than people im cool with or a select few more well known dudes. I tend to keep my head clear of anything that could influence my sound more than i would like it to. My influences more than anything are people who give a fuck about our music, download it, share it and dig the shit out of it... that inspired me to do this joint.

Supreme: Yeah Bundy got that, Alchemist and his constantly dope beats. Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, old school games and the Full Metal Alchemist we're big influences for me on this joint too, there's a lot of them kind of references in my verses on this joint.

Are you guys happy about the feedback people gave about the new album?

Supreme: Its been out what a week at this point, so feedback is minimal, but people seem to be enjoying it, not a huge amount of people but people none the less haha. No one has said anything bad lets put it like that.

Bundy: Definately, its early doors, anything can happen. In my honest opinion, its a mixtape so I'm not expecting to get album type of responses with dudes hanging off our nuts like 50 buck hookers. They will be if they actually listen to the lyrics! Haha but I'm not EXPECTING it to go down like that. Anyone who has listened to it more than once, shared it, and told us they liked it.. Then they get all the respect I can give.

Do you guys think there will be a Full Metal Alchemists 3 project?

Bundy: I hope so, as long as we both still have the hunger for it and the same amount of passion, we're not gonna half ass a project. I can say though right now i am most definately down for FMA3, FMA4 and anymore we can conjure up haha.

Supreme: Of course, as long as Alchemists keeps banging out dope beats, we will make FMA's. Shit, heres to hoping one is a legit project with the man himself involved with orignal beats.

Will their be another project with you two involved soon?

Supreme: Yeah man loads. We already have a mixtape and EP fully wrote ready to be recorded. And an old EP recorded in 2012 sitting around in cyber space that may, or may not get a release. Not to mention numerous other idea's. Oh, and me and my brother Seiza have an EP fully ready for release which was fully produced by my good man Bundy.

Bundy: The Supreme & Seiza ep is FIRE by the way, you have no fucking idea. In other news, I have so many projects I'm working on right now I couldn't write them all down in one interview, believe me, shit is happening behind the scenes. Its no secret I actually have over 300 written but unrecorded verses in the vault (60% or more will never be heard). As far as HK releases, Supreme mentioned all of the things we have planned so far, I will add though we owe one or two verses as HK to people and they are going to be incredible tracks. Watch this space.

What makes you guys such a good musical combination?

Bundy: We're not, we actually don't like each other. It's a front, i can't stand the dude, he's a fakerasta, pussy, failed rapper, prone to illness vegan with no talent... Of course im just fucking about here, we're a good combination because we both have respect for what each other can do and we know what each other are about, nobody tries to steal the limelight. We work on projects equally, put in an equal amount of ideas, and put a lot of effort into making sure our verses dont differ too much and are of the same level... Basically we make each other up our game.

Supreme: Because thats my motherf'in dude! Like I said we was down for a minute before we even made any music together, so even before the music we had a good solid friendship, and we are 'real life' friends, so there is actual musical chemestry, not a forced online collab. We complement each others styles and can easy bounce idea's and concepts off each other where we have similar ways of thinking, yet our styles are quite different, but it works. TMB once described us like Mobb Deep, me being the Prodigy to Bundy's Havoc, that compliment (Drunk or not) could possibily be my 'career' hightlight, peace TMB!

Bundy: Name dropping huh? Ok. Peace TMB! Haha. Also lemme shout out Seiza (who you should all watch out for this year), Ixion Form who mixed the shit out of this, MoTioN, Nico The Beast and the 30 & Over League, Just-1, the rest of my Dead Rabbits brothers, everyone I'm making music with and everyone who has peeped this project you all deserve a mention!
  
Thanks for the interview. I am looking forward to the next project from you guys!

ILLtemper - Controlled Zombies (Prod. MethodMaticz)

Onse TSW - Bootleg V5: Between 2 Worlds V2 (2014)

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Hood Kings - Full Metal Alchemists 2 (2014)

ILLtemper - Unattached (Prod. Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha)

Cain - The Path (Prod. Rez TheSilverback)

Eskr One & ILLtemper - Razor Mouth (Prod. Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha)

Tekneek - The Collabs Vol.III (2014)

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Halfwit ft. Wrath Child & ILLtemper - Painfully Unorthodox

Fubar - The Legend of Sharp Tongue (2014)

 

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Rated R x Edd Bundy - Siamese Psychos (2014)

Ali Dahesh - Grand Finale (Prod. Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha)

Chi Money - Business With Pleasure

Sleep - Question 2 (Prod. Dope Antelope)

Einzelgänger & Kaotic Concrete - Solitary Warrior (Prod. Einzelgänger)

Clip [ASTHMATIQUE] Perfect K - Sikadelik - Dropé Mdf (prod. Draw)

Iguan & Maxi Kagemusha - Mémoire Sélective (Prod. Skinny Bonez Tha Godfatha)

Eugenicz - Red Autumn Mixtape (2014)

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Grim & Elz Sinatra - Brain Matter EP (2014)

Fubar - Real Muthafuggin' G (Domes Boogie Dis)

Interview with Eskr-One

What is your artist name?

Eskr-One

Where are you from?

Ottawa, Ontario

Are you a rapper/beatmaker or DJ?

I like to stay as well rounded as possible.My first introductio to hip hop culture was my dad playing me Grandmaster Flashand the Furious 5 which he had on vinyl. I went on to watchStyle Wars and that got me heavy into graffiti and from there I went on to explore hip hop in all its elements.I started dabbling is turntablism at 15 had apair of XL500s my parents got me and I practised many scratch techniques. I was obsessed with DJ Q Bert and Mixmaster Mike. I always freestyled with my friends an thats how I started writing and homing my rapping style. I also am a huge vinyl collector, mostly sci fi, horror and fantasy soundtracks and have done some beatmaking as well with my MPC500 and FL Studio. But these days I am focusing on my rapping.

Do you have a crew?

I collaborate with many MCs and producers worldwide.  I am apart of Optext which is a Apss One and Sadida from Texas,USA, ILLtemper from Philly, USA and Donny G from Canada. I also roll with a huge collective of artists called Dystopianz founded my LA rapper Ganjre  The Giant. Dystopianz have is a large group of hardcore MCs, producers, graff writers, tattoo artists and artists. I am also involved with a Canadian movement called SFTS or Strictly For The Streets founded by Roch from Toronto. I work with alot of other brilliant artists like Plague Plenty, Roch.Beatahoe, Rated R, Blaq Masq,Casacas,Toombs, Shushi,Drew Dollars,Trem Bison, Lone Ninja,Grim of Dead Rabbits, Bender of Flight Distance (KOTD Champion) Jnyce of Psych Ward and just finished huge tracks with Blaq Poet of Screwball.

How old are you?

Just turned 30.

What kind of music do you make?

Hardcore, concious, hiphop

What kind of artists are an inspiration to you?

Ill Bill, Ghostface Killah,MF Doom, Q-Unique, Tom Morrello, RZA, and all the artists I work with inspire me.

How long have you been making music?

For fun and a hobby like 11 yrs and seriously on my grind for the last 2yrs. So 13yrs all together.

Is music your job or just a hobby?

Its my life now. I had a pretty rough and crazy run until I sobered up and got clean in May 2012 and now I just focus all my energy and passion on positive building, my family my fiance and music.

Can we expect some albums of you this year/next year?

Allied Forces EP with Sadida, Casacas and Beatahoe, 3Demons EP with Rated R and Julius Sleazer, Blaq Masq's production album and more Optext and Dystopianz music and also just tons of single because Im always hungry.

Can you name some artists you want to work with?

Killah Priest, Ill Bill, RZA, MF Doom, Madlib and I could go on forever lol.

Thanks for the interview.

Interview with Halfwit

What is your artist name?

My name is Halfwit

Where are you from?

I am from beautiful and sunny Ventura, California

Are you a rapper/beatmaker or DJ?

I am mostly a rapper, I am trying to train myself to make and fully produce beats, I know some tricks but I still need practice. IMO anyone can be a disk jockey lol but I'm no hard style dj if that's what your asking haha

Do you have a crew?

Yes my first crew is Conceptual lyrics (Hesh studios/half wrath ent) also I roll with Street Gryme and Voodoo Docterz.

How old are you?

I'm 19 going on 20 years old

What kind of music do you make?

I make satyrical hip hop and rap music. I love that dirty grymey underground shit. But I'd like to also start making doom metal, reggae and punk rock and other types of things as well (but not as seriously just to be able to say "hey look at what I did"

What kind of artists are an inspiration to you?

All sorts of artists are inspirations to me. My first musical inspirations where my dads band synoptic sinfoney, eminent and rob zombie when. As I got older I got heavily ino black sabbath, slayer, iron maiden, Korn, system of a down and disturbed. Later in middle school (8th) grade I started listening to necro, spm, Afroman, cypress hill, tech 9 and killa mike. That's when I started rly getting into hip hop.

How long have you been making music?

I recorded my first song at my friend games house with the homie critic back in 10th grade. I was fifteen at the time. We never used that track for anything and it was never finished but we recorded something lol.

Is music your job or just a hobby?

Right now music is on the fence. Im getting paid as an assistant sound tech and I'm being trained as an engineer and how to mix and master music etc etc but I'm working on making it into a job. The way i see it though until I'm selling CDs, pushing beats, charging for music videos, selling collaborations and getting payed to perform, my music can only really be considered a hobby. Sadly.

Can we expect some albums of you this year/next year?

Yes I'm going to be getting on the ball with this album here really soon. I have some songs that's are in the works that I need to record a few things for. And they will be killer when they are done. But I should be dropping my lp later this year and maybe if I have time a small mixtape or ep.. Definitely music videos and a couple remixes!

Can you name some artists you want to work with?

I'm working on a song right now with gmo skee and Whitney Peyton. That one will be amazing once it's released. But as far as artists I'd like to work with still I could name a million but here are some I'm going to reach out to in the next year or so. Marcanum x, mad child, inspectah deck, block McCloud, Kung fu vampire, kid crusher, mc cumblood, sun sun scissor hands maybe more. I UNO.

Thanks for the interview.