🚨 NEW ALBUM OUT NOW! 🚨
We are extremely excited to present you with a NEW compilation filled with nothing but that raw sound the true heads want!
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"EGO DEATH TAPES VOL. 1"
Special appearances by
@prodbyspliff@matlock_music@_kendallcarter_@nomar_664@lodo_society@therealrustoracker@nusetyrant@sheol_emepe@_audire_visus@deadchannel9000@iamdarreng@shackfullofbombs@cold.sweater@gordojazz@koba_dera@deadroompro@xevios_____@lord_apakalypse@trust_one_official@reyasco@heresjohnny850@tonylxor@wormhole.jakeflynn@pops_the_digital_dustmite@ghostvolume_@myka9@jdawildchild #NebLuv #P.E.A.C.E #Dashiell @momz.one@cl_yh__d@lordgammaxeno@removirogha@kemtrell@whytedwarph
Art by #ColdSweater & #Ghostvolume
Curated by #TrustOne & #Ghostvolume
LIMITED EDITION
Cassette Tapes, Double CDs & T Shirts NOW available at M25music.bandcamp.com
Ego Death Tapes Vol. 1 is a dense, challenging, and deeply rewarding triumph of curation. In an era of polished, playlist-friendly singles, this compilation is a two-sided brick of uncut, avant-garde grime. It’s an album that doesn’t just feature a lo-fi sound; it weaponizes it. The tape hiss, distorted bass, and murky samples aren’t flaws—they are the entire point, creating a hostile, claustrophobic world for the emcees to navigate. “Momentum” in the traditional sense isn’t the goal. Ego Death Tapes Vol. 1 is designed as a deep, disorienting dive. It’s a complete, uncompromising vision of hip-hop as a raw, psychedelic, and cerebral art form. It’s a brilliant document of a thriving global underground that refuses to be ignored.
Rest in Peace and Love
P.E.A.C.E and junclassic
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I wish I met you. I would've dapped you up and thanked you for what you put out to the world, for changing how i view the art of rhyme, and for being the reason I really started participating in it. A lot of people in my life have wondered why I'd take so long to release music, why I wouldn't just drop something to drop it, and a lot of that goes straight to Ka; I learned the value in taking abnormally long periods of writing and rewriting to truly get a point across. I stopped rapping a few years ago because I stopped seeing that value. However with your passing I'm reminded of the value an individual can bring to art, and when someone is gone, especially someone on your level, a void is never filled; and so I begin my journey back into using words in rhythm.
