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Black $uicide Side C: The Seventh Seal
Hip-Hop · 2015 · 5 tracks · 15m

Black $uicide Side C: The Seventh Seal

$uicideboy$

Five tracks of murky, Memphis-inspired trap. Blown-out bass meets haunting vocal samples in a claustrophobic exploration of urban decay and internal unrest.

August 24, 2015 · Not On Label ($uicideboy$ Self-released)

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A relentless, claustrophobic energy that balances aggressive defiance with moments of hollow exhaustion.

Tracklist · 5 Tracks · 15m
01
WiFi Password Incorrect
2:32
02
Germantown
3:47
03
Newport Reds
3:12
04
93 Premium
3:12
05
Malebranche
2:40
Moments Worth Listening For
The jarring transition into the distorted bass line on Germantown that feels like a physical weight.
The hazy, melodic guitar sample on Newport Reds providing a brief, melancholic respite from the aggression.
The way the vocal delivery on Malebranche shifts from a low mumble to a desperate, strained yell.
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