Rap Albums For Metal Fans
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2023
- Death Grips
• Death Grips - Giving B...
Danny Brown
• A͟t͟r͟o͟c͟i͟t͟y͟ ͟E͟x͟...
Clipping
• clipping. - Visions of...
Jedi Mind Tricks
• Jedi Mind Tricks (Vinn...
Ill Bill // Vinnie Paz
• ILL BILL & VINNIE PAZ ...
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Necro
• Necro - The pre fix fo...
Gravediggaz
• Gravediggaz - Thought ...
GZA
• GZA - Liquid Swords
Dälek
• Dälek - Absence (Full ...
Three 6 Mafia
• Three 6 Mafia - Ch.2 W...
Techno Animal
• Techno Animal - The Br...
B L A C K I E
• B L A C K I E All Caps...
Blackhandpath
• BLACKHANDPATH - Egrego...
MC Bushpig
• Mc Bushpig - Wank Of D...
Captain Murphy
• Captain Murphy // DUΔL...
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Ill Bill and Necro were in a death metal band at one point in time, Necro was the guitarist and Ill Bill was the bassist/vocalist, the band was called Injustice and you can find the demos here on UA-cam. MC Bushpig is known for his involvement in the Australian and New Zealand metal scenes, he was/is the vocalist of a New Zealand based death grind band. Bushpig is also known for his modern sound containing a shit load of electronic and psychedelic elements, honestly, he is worth his own video discussing him, there's a massive rabbithole you can go down.
Bro necro has collabed with Terror and Hatebreed. He an underground legend 😂🙏
Bushpig is great.
No shit. I had no idea Necro was a guitarist. Even more respect for that dude now.
@@diabeticmonkey He has mentioned it in a few interviews
Isn’t MC Bushpig associated with Passenger Of Shit or am I thinking of someone else? I heard about him years ago
Wyattxhim is the only person I'd trust with my weed
Ya same
As long as you don't trust him to pronounce the c in discography you should be good
Respect for mentioning Blackie, and can confirm that he's been doing his thing years before Death Grips even formed. Definitely an underrated Houston artist.
fr blackie has been underrated for way too long
Mike Smith from Suffocation actually had a Hip Hop project called Grimm Real. He actually sampled some Suffo stuff for the instrumentals
I definitely recommend Moor Mother with her album Analog Fluids of Sonic Black Holes. Not only does Justin Broadrick feature on the track "After Images" but the album itself is a mixture of hip-hop, free jazz, industrial and dark ambient, topped with Moor Mother's off kilter rapping that borders on spoken word sometimes with how disjointed it is
Also Justin’s Zonal project with the 2019 album Wrecked which features Moor Mother on several tracks
I love Moor Mother. It's the most original I've heard in almost a decade. I find it almost psychedelic. Artists like Clipping and Clouddead are also really good in a similar way. About 20 years ago a duo named New Kingdom put out a couple albums that also had that thick and swirling sound. I thought they were great but I guess they didn't sell because two albums and they were gone. But I bet they're in Moor Mothers collection.
Liquid Swords is a banger top to bottom. It has a ton of references to old school samurai movies like Shogun Assaasin and Shaolin vs Lama.
As for personnel, it's basically a Wu Tang Clan album, and has everyone on it in some capacity. So if you enjoy Investigative Reports, you'll probably also enjoy other albums like 36 Chambers and The W
Da Devil's Playground by Koopsta Knicca and N---az of Destruction by NOD are some of the most cold blooded albums to come out of Memphis. Definitely recommend checking those out
Facts
Type it out I dare you baby boy
tommy wright iii - ashes ii ashes, dust ii dust is also great, my fav memphis artist for sure
I think people often deny that hip-hop is diverse as metal. You're right. I found several metalheads who were in horrorcore's viewships. Industrial/experimental hip hop mostly appealed to "noise" or industrial fans. Hip-hop enthusiasts know their stuffs. Hip-hop isn't all about money, $ex or being a gangster. It's very diverse in themes and even can be more political than you imagine. And there are also different ranges of vocalizations in rapping. Every Hip-hop enthusiast would be really stressful to argue with cause they know their stuffs 😂
Well said.
Lil Ugly Mane too. Uneven Compromise comes to mind, along with Mista Thug Isolation
i was listening to the song wishmaster right before i watched this video
Lil Ugly Mane was also in black metal and noise bands before he started his rap career, so it makes sense.
@@tommybrewsbreviews4183 what bands
As someone who has listened to both rap & metal for the last 20 years, the recommendations in this video are all spot on 👍
as always great recommendations. i would also add:
- onyx - all we got iz us (one of the grimiest rap albums ever)
- moodie black - nausea (very harsh but melodic beats. underrated classic)
- ghostemane - blackmage (his best mixtape in terms of horrorcore)
- zonal (formerly techno animal) & moor mother - wrecked (underrated release. perfect production)
- sematary - rainbow bridge 3 (similar to death grips it takes a while to get through the harshness, but when it happens it's damn catchy)
- rozz dyliams - henwell & brokaw (underground trap album. at times witch messed up lyrics & subject matter)
- $uicideboy$ - eternal grey (probably their best release. also in terms of showing their variety)
- cypress hill - iii - temple of boom (their best and also darkest album)
- killah priest - heavy mental (best wu tang affiliate album with exceptional lyricism)
- company flow - funcrusher plus (probably the best underground rap album ever)
- gang starr - moment of truth (for anyone who likes clear & concise lyrics and great production)
- ice cube - the predator (westcoast classic. perfect balance between aggression and socially conscious lyrics)
All we got iz us is crazy. Infinitely violent
entire RB trilogy by sematary is worth listening to if youre fan of metal music
this is the correct list
@@fuego3517didn’t you just say a minute ago that lists like this are asinine?
@@discorickythe first 2 are mediocre. the third one is like the others but on steroids.
ghostemane was also a rapper that started with some dark trap metal rap and now more and more is turning into real metal music
Please, bro! We need more videos like this!
Since I discovered your channel, your videos don't stopped getting better and better.
I hope you upload another videos like thid but with other genres as topic. ❤
Love to see some Necro recognition 🔥
Also Passenger of Shit too wtf
JMT were a huge part of my youth, Vinnie is definitely heavy into hardcore/punk/metal. He's worn a lot of hardcore band tees in music videos like Terror, Wisdom in Chains, Trapped Under Ice, etc.
Really great and diverse choices and brilliant descriptions of each album
I’ve been meaning to get into more rap, so this is a great video!
Even though I’m not too experienced with rap, two that got me into more of it were Illmatic by Nas and Enter The Wu Tang (36 Chambers) by The Wu Tang Clan, so I’d recommend those albums for metalheads who wanna check out rap.
you should check mobb deep and souls of mischief if you like those artists, as well as a tribe called quest, theyre probably my favorite hip hop group! Also if youre into electronic experimentation Id give DJ Screw a shot, he may be an acquired taste but I feel he has an appeal to metalheads, as well as Lil Ugly Mane but he's more hit or miss depending on the person.
some albums I would recommend:
Ashes to Ashes...Dust to Dust - Tommy Wright III
Oblivion Access - Lil Ugly Mane
U kno the Sko - Lil Sko
All Screwed Up, Vol. 2 - DJ Screw
Endtroducing... - DJ Shadow (instrumental)
Some Rap Songs - Earl Sweatshirt
Orpheus and the Sirens - Hermit & the Recluse AKA Ka
SKIN - Ho99o9
Skinny But Dangerous - Kingpin Skinny Pimp
Pray for Haiti - Mach-Hommy
Pray for Paris - Westside Gunn
Kiss the Ring - Rome Streetz
Poorboy - MedSlaus (Slauson Malone and Medhane)
Brass - Moor Mother and Billy Woods
Tapefuck - NAH (instrumental)
Trick Dice -Nickelus F
A Quiet Farewell 2016-2018 - Slauson Malone (Instrumental/musique concrete)
666 Central Ave. - They Hate Change
Only Diamonds Cut Diamonds - Vegyn (Instrumental)
and of course, literally anything by MF DOOM, despite whether thats for metal fans, he is essential.
some honourable mentions that im not as sure everyone will like but wanna get out there would be Without Warning by 21 Savage and offset for anyone wanting a dark atmospheric trap experience, as well I would recommend Poison Ivy by Yung Lean where there seems to be a bit of Dungeon Synth inspiration sprinkled in though lacking in lyricism, also check Scorn's Discography, going from Industrial metal to trip hop and illbient as well as adjacent sounds
speaking of adjacent sounds I definitely recommend R&B like Frank Ocean and Liv.e though these arent for the metalheads if you happen to like a good chunk of this list I dont really see you having a problem with these artists. Sorry for the extensive comment. Great Video!
Great picks. I definitely could see some metal fans enjoying some projects from the Griselda label. The production at times can be pretty grimy and the subject matter in the lyrics adds to this feeling even further. Some projects I recommend from them are:
Conway the Machine - Reject 2
Conway the Machine - G.O.A.T
Westside Gunn - Supreme Blientele
Benny the butcher - Tana Talk 3
Griselda the new era GOATS
Dalek made an album with the mighty Krautrockers Faust who you were talking about a couple videos ago. You've got to be pretty extraordinary to get the Faust seal of approval. My own personal favorite rapper - along with Kool Keith - is Paris. His flow rivals Rakkim and he's also savagely political which we need in this day and age. Compared to 'Cop Killer' is like a comparison between grafitti and a PHD thesis. He's an honest to God Black Panther who are more needed now than they ever were.
I gotta come back to this video not only to listen to what you have to say about these albums but getting back to this video also to THANK YOU for those album reviews and promotion.
I remember in one of your videos about your problem with the reviewing community, you said a very very importang thing about the fact that all they care about is reviewing what's coming right now and they are so obsessed with it. which is a very good point to know, unlike you, you're actually reviewing and presenting so many great albums and artists that are already HERE which is exactly like treasure, and you are sharing this treasure with us.
So Thank you again man!
I've been watching your channel for around 2 years and I love your personal opinions on music and the way you explain things.
Someone I’d like to add to this list is Brotha Lynch Hung’s Season of da Siccness, some of the most brutal lyrics you will ever hear
Also the earliest releases from Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Ice T, and Da Lench Mob. All of them were incorporating lyrics of the occult, self-harm, and homicide before it was cool to do so.
I would add Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back. Kerry King from Slayer played on the track She Watch Channel Zero which was essentially the invention of rap metal, later solidified with Public Enemy/Anthrax collab on Bring the Noise. Also Ice -T - O.G. Original Gangster. This album featured the debut of Ice-T's metal band Body Count. Home of the Body Bag samples Guns n Roses, The Tower samples the theme from Halloween, Midnight samples Black Sabbath, and Pulse of the Rhyme is full of horror movie references. These albums were absolutely embraced by metal-heads back in the day.
Love alot of the stuff you mentioned. I'm also big into Aesop Rock, dude is a fucking genius.
Another that comes to mind is Big L's Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous. All Black specifically is dark af and easily one of my favorite rap songs.
I seen the title and really wanted to see MC Bushpig/Butchers Harem on here, glad to see you know his work. He has a few other projects that are certainly worth checking out
You talked about most of the ones I thought of- Techno Animal, Dalek, 36Mafia. I'd add Wu Tang 36 Chambers, Cypress Hill Temples of Boom, early Def Jux and Anticon stuff. Also City Morgue, Ghostmane, Suicide Boys.
Thanks for this video! I listen to loads of metal and a good bit of hip hop, but mainstream artists aside I'm mostly familiar with Finnish underground rap. Never really got myself to finding this kind of stuff, although I did know it existed. Pretty much the only thing I know is Ill Bill and Immortal Technique from their collaboration with Max Cavalera. I do know I should go with Memphis if I want to start this journey :)
How have I never heard of Techno Animal? This is exactly the kind of hip hop I enjoy. Thank you.
Yeah, Justin Broadrick, Kevin Martin and guest features from Anti Pop Consortium, EL-P, Cannibal Ox and Dalek. You can't go wrong with them. Although the earlier releases are more Illbient/experimental stuff.
Hell yea man soon as i seen necro on the cover i knew this was gonna be a good video love rap and metal etc
Hip hop head here. Mobb Deep's The Infamous and Hell on Earth are two of my favorite albums and are as grim and nihilistic as any album I have ever heard in any genre. I have always been surprised they don't come up more often in discussions like this.
This is awesome. I love all these artists! Where I'm from (Australia) the metal scene and rap scene dont really get along ( I'm sure it's same elsewhere) but when I was 15 the only rap I knew was icp and I had a friend who was a juggalo and produced hip hop. He showed me artists like Ill Bill, Necro, La coka nostra, vinnie paz, and many others. Now, I'm just as into that stuff as I am, things like burzum and Anaal Nathrakh. Every genre has the potential to be good, and all have there terrible artists/bands. I could never be a one genre man lol 😆 I know plenty of people who feel different, but to each their own, I guess. I think this video is great. Please keep up the good work
Good recs all around. I'm a huge extreme metal fan but but I'm also a hiphophead. The abrasive and edgy nature of the Marshall Matters LP got me into it when I was like 12. Besides these more industrial/abrasive artists you mentioned. I think the 90s gritty east coast sound of Hip Hop can also be something to look into. For example, the Infamous by Mobb Deep. It's more traditional boom bap, however the beats are very sinister/gritty/gloomy and the lyrics are just as hardcore and real as it gets from two guys growing up in Queens, NY.
This is an italian album so I don't know how much it could appeal to a non-italian audience, but the album "Nihil 3" by Ozone Dehumanizer is great is such a great example of hip-hop made by someone with an appeal to metal. The productions con be both beautifull and aggressively abbrasive, and so are the lyrics. It's sad that this album and artist is unknown outside of italy because his music is awesome
Cannibal Ox - Cold Vein needs to be on the list or The Bug - Fire
The Cold Vein is a great pick! I thought Fire was pretty disappointing unfortunately, Tapping the Conversation, Pressure and London Zoo will always be my go-to Bug albums.
Ghosteman really helped me get into Black Metal and Noise music about 6 years ago. I grew up listening to mainly rap and Ghostemane really helped me got into the noisey, raw and harsh atmosphere that I’m into today. His Black Metal band Badder-Meinhof is pretty great as well! After getting into Black Metal it was fun to go back and recognize all the things he references. His song Trench Coat name dropping darkthrone “bumping Darkthrone out my Audi A4” The song Euronymous and all the lyrical content and also sampling news coverage of the church burnings in the 90s. On his latest release ANTI-ICON with the song Melancholic’s intro sounding very reminiscent of Burzum’s song Heljarmyrkr and the end of the song playing a piano cover of Freezing Moon by Mayhem. There are many many more examples! The other thing that helped me get into, appreciate and find new metal was this channel! I found you a few years ago by accident and I’ve been watching every video since!!
just started watching the video, love that BLACKHANDPATH playing in the background
Blackhandpath are so underrated! Awesome video man
El-P - Fantastic damage & Antipop consortium - Arrhythmia. There's really nothing metal about Arrhythmia, it's more experimental but still very accessible and deserves a larger audience imo
This dude's channel I like....it's different... Keep it up dude!
Such good album picks! As always, you show an extremely wide culture! I would be curious to see the opposite: "metal albums for rap fans": could you please do that?
Greetings from Italy🇮🇹
thank you for bringing more light over necro for all the people who never heard him, even tho his things are quite unorthodox for rap, he deserves much more fame than he have
Aesop rock and Cage are up there for me as well as the early yellawolf stuff
Awesome choices, Danny Brown, Three Six Mafia and Dalek go incredibly hard
A very relevant addition to this list would be all of Backxwash album disocography + their Stigmata EP
Haven't even started the video yet but huge props for putting Necro on the thumbnail
Based list, Wyatt sir mister :) Rap can be just as grimmy, bleak and visceral as metal and other types of crushing-sounding music. I guess I like to mention some of my " harsh " rap favs for anyone who wants more to check out:
Food for Animals - Scavenger (experimental hip hop with tons of noisy, distorted brain tickling texturized production, Similar to the crunchiest stuff by Autechre.)
Non-Phixion - The Future Is Now (I vaguely remember this album to be quite similar to the style of MF Doom if I try to pin-point a reference but I can be wrong, but it was quite good tho. It features Ill Bill as part of the group, their logo is a direct reference to Voivod's logo and their lyrics are about futuristic apocalypse.)
Faust vs. Dalek - Derbe Respect, Alder (More Dalek awesomeness but in company of the coolest Krautrock group, Faust. If you know both of them, you know this is worth the listen. The opener is MAGNIFIQUE.)
Lil Ugly Mane in general. Explore his stuff and side projects. It is great and certainly unique.
Immortal Technique, Gravediggaz, WTC, TBF's Ping Pong - Umjetnost zdravog đira, Magellano's Uglazbljeni Snovi i Druge Bolesnoće, Jantar's Svetište Svinja and his other project, Skunk 47, the album titled Mauzolej are some of my favorite ones that I'm sure metalheads would like.
Some great recs here man
Liquid Swords is one of the best hip hop records of all time
Stuff like Banshee, Mimi Barks, Lil' Mariko, Morgue City, Sinizter, and Ho9909. Mora Prokaza's last album. For that old school 90's touch.. the Judgment Night soundtrack.
I feel like pretty much any Grime album as well because of its energetic and unique sound and MCing.
A lot a great recs in this video. When I started digging into hip hop I came across Cubbiebear. Abrasive, noisey, and chaotic. Good dood that passed from brain cancer/tumor.
The record label Mille Plateaux released a bunch of compilation albums of abstract hiphop and hard techno during the 90’s. Worth checking out if you can get a hold of which I think might be a bit difficult these days.
Yeah, the Electric Ladyland-series.
It's refreshing to hear someone other than Tikthony Toktank talking about Death Grips for once. The guy is the epitome of a Portland hipster and his taste in music generally reflects that.
He's the worst
you have to mention kool keith. dude actually drops metal references occasionally, or namedrops deathmetal and power violence bands he likes in his lyrics. i think generally the absurd and sometimes gory humor would appeal to metal fans as well.
Even Powerviolence-bands? Man that's good to know.
KK rules! Just got Black Elvis 2 last weekend.
I feel Veteran by JPEGMAFIA would fit well here... it's got tons of distortion and a pretty aggressive feel to it
Jpegmafia is great at making extreme beats, hes like the brutal death metal of hip hop sampling
The Psycho-Social, Chemical, Biological and Electro-Magnetic Manipulation of Human Consciousness
Jedi Mind Tricks is a gem of a album Vinnie was a big slayer and Metal fan made an album called Heavy Metal Kings Vinnie and ill bill has some awesome metal references
We have the same taste in rap, my dude 🤘🏻So happy you touched on Gravediggaz
just listened to that Techno Animal album and HOLY SHIT. It sounds like a giant mech made out of a steel mill and a jalopy punched you in the face.
It's cool how the cover for prefix for death is a huge callback to death's leprosy with the orange sky and perspective
Techno animal and Bushpig are great, massive respect
Hard agree with clipping.
Also, would it be possible to reupload this video with higher voice volume or lower background music volume? Some of what you're saying is difficult to make out.
What do you think about the band ween? Ps I enjoy your channel and I learned alot from your episodes.👍
I’m from SoCal. Grew up on the Suicidal Tendencies, RATM, Sepultura, Machine Head. Hardcore/thugcore like Fury of Five, E-Town Concrete. Nu metal. G-Funk, 70s lowrider r&b, Bone Thugs, Biggie, Master P, Lil Wayne Carter 3 amazing album, and Kanye up to 808s, bunch of rap/R&B pop hits.
Early $uicideboy$ stuff had a metal vibe to it. Particularly the KYS Sagas and Radical $uicde for me; Very dark and aggressive.
First one I thought of when I saw the video title. Also Ghostemane.
Dope D.O.D. are really cool ;)
Nice list! Another good one Mr. Hyde- if it bleeds we can kill it
I like the band fusion of Biohazard and the Onyx with Judgment Night. A really good one. Sounds like a Thrashcore title.
Thanks man!
Yooooooo! This Necro record goes fucking hard. 💪🏻😤
I’m a fan of black,death and doom metal but also I like to suggest as rap get in to the drill scene especially the uk stuff from 2017-2021 lots of good stuff and the classic drill artist such as chief keef pretty much who I grew up on but this video was awesome great in depth view
OLDSKOOL:
Brotha Lynch Hung-Season Of Da Siccness (the most consistent rapper in the horrorcore genre, this album is a good start to his sound)
Geto Boys- Till Death Do Us Part (they have so many gems, this one is their heaviest imo at least in their lyrical themes, theyre kinda like one of the pioneers of what we could consider today as ''horrorcore'')
Def Squad- El Niño (not much else to say, real good and redman from wu-tang clan is on this one)
Beastie Boys- Paul's Boutique (a classic if nothing else, dare i say if it wasn't for them punk hardcore, nu metal and all those other genres wouldn't even be the same today)
Fat Pat- Ghetto Dreams (another heavy hitter from the houston texas area, and another artist that sadly got his life cut too short due to gun violence)
Lowdown Tha Sinista- Comin For Your Soul (very underrated tape from the 90's memphis scene and one of the most depressing listenings in the genre considering the backstory of the artist as this is his only release for a reason...)
NUWAVE:
xxxtentacion- 17 (basic bitch pick idc, it hits hard for a reason bruh, basically this or any of the previous mixtapes of his collective Members Only before he transitioned to his emo rap phase)
Bones- TeenWitch (he has many mixtape gems, and he could be one of the first to pioneer what we could call as ''trap metal'')
City Morgue- TOXIC BOOGALOO (the most notorious duo to combine metal and the current sound of trap, i feel like this is their best project as it highlights the chaotic nature of hardcore music)
Kamiyada+ - Static Depression (also one of the earlier adopters of trap metal, has great vocals even for a debut mixtape)
Freddie Dredd- Suffer (one of main ones responsible for making phonk music go semi-viral on several social medias, its good dumb fun)
Lil Darkie- SWAMP (he doesn't take himself too seriously but i think this is his most refined album in the yell rap category)
Syringe/Sybyr- Hellhorse (everything this artist did under the name syringe is pure gold, also one that hopped on the trap metal wave before it was even popular and personally my favorite in the genre as he makes most of his beats that seemingly fits with his personally and only his, this album is a good example of that)
Apoc Krysis- On Da Lowkey (a recent addition released this year but apoc himself is a very skilled and experienced rapper producer in the soundcloud phonk scene, this debut album is a true revival of the dirty south with modern sensibilities)
Lil Ugly Mane- Mista Thug Isolation (ey eerrybody already mentioned but can u blame them? Its the culmination of everything good about retro and modern rap packed with great production by himself and sinister lyrics and wordplay)
SpaceGhostPurrp- Blackland Radio 66.6 + its sequel part 2 episode 1 ( one of the most influencial tapes for the modern day underground scene with Raider Klan be it trap metal, phonk, emo rap whatever the mixing is 'unique' to say the least as its a revival of the style of the dirty south memphis scene combined with great production by himself, just dont expect great lyrical content. The sequel Blackland Radio 66.6 Part 2: Episode 1 goes even harder on the lo-fi production to the point of feeling more like a homemade black metal album as sgp himself said he is a fan of bands like Darkthrone, Mayhem etc.)
JGRXXN- ELEMENTAL (another og top rapper and producer, he used to work with the greats like 3 6 Mafia very early on in his career and then go on to form his own collective Schemaposse. This ep features vocals from Lil Peep and Ghostmane 2 rappers who were part of his group before they really blew up after going their separate ways)
Black Kray- CRACK CLOUD$ OVER ARTS KITCHEN (bizarre, beautiful and...cloudy with a tinge of trippy vocals and more lo-fi production. Black Kray is also one that started many trends that still go on to this day with his group Goth Money)
EXPERIMENTAL:
Cities Aviv- Come to Life (for the ppl who like the death gripses, Jpemafias this is another criminally underrated experimental rapper who basically started at the same time as all those aformentioned artists but never got the same recognition as them for whatever reason. MAN PLAYS THE HORN got some traction recently but imo Come To Life is the perfect example of a blend of everything crazy of industrial hip-hop and a perfect introduction to the artist as it might pleases some of Wyatt's viewers as one of the songs ''Know Who You Are'' was produced by fellow experimental act known as B L A C K I E)
Injury Reserve- Floss (could be also By The Time I Get To Phoenix but that would very predictable and very ''fantanocore''. Anyway these guys are dope asf as their music is anything but predictable)
M.I.A- Maya ( on the verge of being considered a mainstream artist due to a few hit singles but still too weird to get that many radio plays, this album is an example of why. Crazy swirly production and a big satire of the internet of the time, she released the album thru her own label which is why she had such creative control in the process. I feel like Maya was an inspiration for many experimental projects that came out in the last decade)
Backxwash- I LIE HERE BURIED WITH MY RINGS AND MY DRESSES (the most intense on this category, very recent addition and u can feel all the pain and malice comin thru the vocals n beats. It really feels like a crossover between Lingua Ignota, Diamanda Galás and Clipping. Speaking of clipping. they even got production credits on the song ''Blood in the Water'' so nothing to scoff at)
INSTRUMENTAL:
S4LEM- King Night (the furthest of what could be considered rap music, the band employs several techniques of the Atlanta style trap with the use of hi-hats and 808s while combining layered synthesizers pioneering witchhouse supposedly. The soundscapes greatly impacted and influenced such artists as Black Kray and Sematary)
DJ Smokey- Evil Wayz (simply defined the sound phonk would have in the underground from that point on, grimy beats with sampled vocal chops from obscure 90's gangsta/memphis to go on a trip or to get high to. At least is the best way to describe what it sounds like)
PXSH6XD-$$$ (yep, thats the name of this tape, simply bangin footwork and off the wall beats with some guest appearances from underground rappers of the time from a producer who worked closely with the miami dade county group Metro Zu aswell as the one and only Denzel Curry who he even shared a room with for a brief period of time)
YAYAYI- self titled (i dunno man, sounds hippity hoppity experimental enough in my opinion. Combining a bunch of genres that will make ur brain go brrrrr regardless if u a metalhead or a hiphophead or whatevs head u get lol)
tried to find recommendations that weren't too prevalent in this comment section. I hope this post will help someone find new sht to vibe with
I severely recommend you a band comprised of two Czechs, Sodoma Gomora, especially their first album is very raw. Also try Reznik.
My favourite rapper is the Montreal based rap artist Backxwash. She’s awesome! She has sampled many metal bands, including Black Sabbath.
I really like Esham and his group NATAS that he did with 2 of his friends from High School. Eshams 1993 album KKKill the Fetus is a Dark and brutal album with the horrors of Life in Detroit back in the 90's, and Natas has Life after Death, Blas4Me, and Doubelievengod. Really dark rap, and Esham is known to be the Godfather of Horrorcore too. Worth a listen.
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Personally, I think $uicideboy$ and Ghostemane are easy picks for metal fans. The latter has a lot of influences from black metal and occult themes in his music and lyrics. Though his latest output is more inspired by acts like Slipknot and Marylin Manson. The $uicideboy$ alone have a very dark and gritty vibe, next to they're lyrics filled with hatred, (drug) abuse, violence, etc.
Also the German act Zombiez, if you want to get into non-english territory.
Also a lot of juggalo stuff like Insane Clown Possee or Twiztid could be artists, that metal fans enjoy.
PS: I totally forgot about (Sesh) Bones!
Yes john Dee is so good
Suicide boys are heavily heavily influenced by 369 Mafia too. To the point where I think Mafia ended up filing a lawsuit against them for stealing a hook or something. I fuck with SB but some of their shit is kinda cringe and their fan base definitely is. I’d highlight War Time All The Time off of “I Want to Die in New Orleans” specifically as something metal heads might mess with
@@dylanstreit3612 If I remember correctly, it was only Juicy J sueing them, even though they got his permission to sample 36M. But he felt t was too much or he didn't get the credit(money) he deserved for that.
netra + we'rewolves - Dreading Consciousness
absolute classic. depressive rap with some hints of black metal
Funnily a lot of this (JMT, GZA, Gravediggaz) is the hip-hop I listened to before I got into extreme metal so the pipeline works both ways
First time i heard necro i was blown away 💥🤘
Really surprised that Mista Thug Isolation by Lil Ugly Mane wasn't mentioned especially with its super dark atmosphere and extremely over the top and funny lyrics Lil Ugly Mane even started out in local hardcore punk and metal bands and even made a black metal project before, definitely would've been awesome to see him on here but at least Three 6 Made it on another mention would be for Blackland Radio 66.6 by Spaceghostpurrp
scarlxrd (scarlord) is a very good "trap metal" artist
his vocals are very good, he also frequently uses metal guitar riffs in the beats, especially recommend for fans of metalcore/beatdown
Yeah, Scarlxrd is one of the few rap artists that I really actually enjoy, but… If you’ve heard one song of his, you’ve basically heard it all!
@@wheelsofmercury agree, it almost all sounds like one song, but this song is awesome
@@arbuznazarov9326 I have to listen to him on rare occasions because of that, personally. I am the same way with Meshuggah.
Gotta ass that Aesop Rock is the best for dense wordplay and straight up underrated talent, and Ganksta NIP is another dude that has some absurd gore lyrics that are guaranteed to make any metalhead laugh. Fun stuff.
6ft Deep absolutely blew me away when I first heard it. I'd never really heard anything so macabre in hiphop before, but I love that it had that Wu-Tang sound to it as well. Probably my favourite project of any Wu-Tang member outside of the core group.
Yeah 6 Feet Deep is an absolute classic and together with the first NataS-abum (and some Geto-Boys-songs) the blueprint for horror-influenced Rap.
Not sure it totally fits here - but another fantastic rapper I absolutely LOVE is Aesop Rock. The visuals, lyrics, and vibes can be fairly dark sometimes.
I grew up listening to nu metal and as I got older I progressed into more extreme sub genres of metal and eventually found myself listening to tons of rap mostly horror core and Chicago drill. I love that you did this vid thank you. My main critique is you should have had
insane clown posse hells pit
Kidcrusher metal murder mixtape vol 2 and 4
$uicideboy$ my liver will handle what my heart can't
Scum only bodies left behind
Twiztid Freak Show( or WICKED)
Side note MC Bushpig had another project called Butchers Harem
@@GoonToThrones also he doesn't he do Passengerofshit?
Dälek has done some heavy industrial hip hop. Saw them live opening for ISIS some years ago. Crushing.
this is the best list ever, never though i'd see bushpig and gravediggaz on the same video
Id recommend Lil Ugly Mane - Mista Thug Isolation or SpaceGhostPurrp - BLVCKLVND Rvdix 66.6, both have such a unique dark sound to them and were extremely ahead of their time and very influential
i got into rap before metal, i think death grips, danny brown and pop smoke are great places to start because there’s a level of aggression that might appeal to metal fans
Hip Hop and Black Metal are my top 2 favorite music genres
Ice Cube - War & Peace vol.1 .. is a good one 👍
True. And I don't know about you but I thought Ice Cube was past it when that came out. It doesn't happen a lot but some rappers come back with a vengeance.
“Back From The Dead 2” by Chief Keef has a dungeon synth like production. For example his song “Farm” or “Cops”
N/a it’s okay to like specific genres & if you like rap, you could like whatever, not just the ‘dark’ or horror style. It’s just music
IMO it’s great when I do find an actual metal head, but they’re guaranteed to be 35+ years old sadly, just like a comic book collector or actual good martial artist like myself. Don’t get me started on finding a drummer locally in numbnut-ville Michigan
Two recs from a dude who started listening to hip hop and metal like over 35 years ago: New Kingdom “Paradise Don't Come Cheap” and Insane Poetry “Cyco: The Snuff Reels”
In my oppinion you missed Mobb Deep, Danny Brown, Ice Cube and really Lil Ugly Mane in Mista Thug Isolation and Danny Brown in Atrocity Exhibition make something dark and atmospheric that most black metal fans would enjoy if they go into it with an open mind, thanks for the recs, will look into them.
It's Dark and Hell is Hot by DMX is also one i'd strongly recommend, lots of authentic anger and violent imagery.
Nice list, but I expected a list of Trap Metal hybrids like SCARLXRD and Ghostemane. Why didn't any of them make it to the list? What was your angle?
The scene exploded in recent years. I really need some guidance. :)
I’d highly recommend Sematary for metal heads. Really unique horrorcore sound that blurs the lines between many genres. Pretty niche but it’s so dirty and grimy. I feel like I should hate it but there’s something so endearing about it
I’m old school. Being 50 , I’ve been listening to Death , Bathory , etc but also NWA , Run DMC , Beastie Boys from the early/mid 80s since. So it’s whatever one digs.