M.M.M.F.D. or Make My Muthafuckin’ Day is a horrorcore superduo consisting of Los Angeles, California depraved shit pioneer Cyco a.ok.a. Insane Poetry alongside Denver, Colorado emcee & Lyrikal Snuff Productionz founder Scum. Introducing themselves off Random Acts of Violence in addition to Unsubs & Butcher Brothaz, they might later start the Lethal Drug trilogy with the first entry & the sequel Overdoze. Preluding the ultimate chapter, they’re diverting from the ideas of each predecessors on their sixth studio LP.
“Then It Will get All Quiet” kicks all of it off with a darkish lure instrumental showcasing a back-&-forth ship from each members suggesting to show down the sobbing that solely they’ll hear whereas “Monsters Amongst Us” works in some pianos speaking concerning the inside a e-book probably being worse than it’s cowl. “Satan’s Trident” that includes Smallz One finds the trio fucking folks up with no mercy previous to “On That Sick Shit” retains it depraved.
As for “Vengeance”, we’ve got M.M.M.F.D. getting again on a lure vibe to get their revenge simply earlier than “Corpse of a Foe” heads for a growth bap path suggesting that their enemies ought to’ve by no means tried to come back at them to start with. “D.W.T.D (Dance with the Satan)” maintains a dusty edge to the beat telling everybody to look at them & Satans dancing within the pale moonlight, however then “By no means Be the Identical” talks about your possibilities of survival altering you ceaselessly.
“Brazen Bull” produced by Gibby Stites will get the 2nd half of Horrorcore began with one other growth bap instrumental proclaiming that they’ve come to commit torture & the flames being scorching whereas “In & Out” solemnly talks about punchin’ muhfuckas within the face in the midst of stab ‘em. “Quickly” guarantees these being saved to relaxation will awaken & most is not going to survive whereas “Obey” brings a lure flare again to the desk wanting a hostage to inform them what they know.
Hitting the ultimate leg of the album, “2 Pumps & a Black Masks” assures they nonetheless have the Lethal Drug secured in a black bag & overdosing off the sick whereas “Let the Beasts Out” unleashes the demons from inside to go away their opps hangin’ from a hook. “Head on a Spike” cautions their competitors to avoid them in the event that they know what’s greatest & the nearer “Stampede” places the ultimate nail within the coffin by speaking about seeing solely purple.
Persevering with to rejoice 25 years of Snuff, M.M.M.F.D. comes off this previous Easter weekend by delivering what I think about to be one of the best providing from the LSP camp up to now this yr & hope no matter they’ve deliberate to drop in 2025 maintains this caliber of gore hop. The manufacturing is usually a mixture of growth bap & lure besides the lyricism from the duo really is Horrorcore at it’s purest in response to folks now watering down the model & making an attempt to move it off as such.
Rating: 8/10
