Overall, Blood Godz won't go down as an east-coast underground classic. Other guest spots include Rasul Allah(Of the Lost Children Of Babylon) and unknown rappers Serum and Atma, who come correct on the mic as well. While he may be a bad producer, Lord Gamma is a decent rapper with understandable lyrics and clever metaphors.
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It seems like underground rap is made to *** the ears over with bad production and awful mixing and mastering.Ī plus side to this release is the semi-decent guest spots. There isn't even a good bass line to block out the bad drums and keys. His keyboards sound awfully cheap and generic, while his drum programming is very displeasing to the ears(turn up the ***ing bass drum please). Instead of making his beats sound interesting like he did on Lone Ninja's Burnt Sector (where he incorporated Asian influences into the east-coast hip-hop template), he follows every little detail in the books of producers like RZA and Stoupe. Lord Gamma is so typically modern east-coast it's almost laughable at how predictable it is. It's got the stereotypical orchestral strings put over hard-hitting drums and it has intros and outros laced with sampled dialogue from kung-fu to horror movies. Speaking of east-coast, the production on here is typically suited to the very region. But for now, we're stuck with crappiest the east-coast has to offer. He's got potential if he clears that spit out of his mouth and starts rapping a little slower.
Apakalypse truly is one of the worst rappers i've heard. He imitates the worst of guys like the Wu-Tang Clan and Army Of The Pharoahs and mixes it with ICP-bad horrorcore. His lyrics are just as bad as his voice is. His voice and flow never fit the beat and he's pretty unaware of what he's rapping over.
He sounds like a kid who spits everytime he speaks started imitating Freeway. Maybe it's because of the fact he puts out mutliple albums per year or that he never focuses on writing lyrics. He has decent flow and his lyrics are typical east coast battle rap-type stuff, but he never stays on beat and he ruins almost everyting he touches.Īpakalypse truly shows himself off as an awful rapper. Meanwhile, Apakalypse has an extremely unlistenable voice. His beats sound like they were made on crappy instrumentation. Normally, i like Lord Gamma's production but even he makes a fool of himself here. Semi-decent rapping with a RZA-rip off behind the boards. What they really mean is that they're producers are doing their best RZA-imitation while some guy spouts raps out of his mouth that end up being about nothing. NEW: AYou know, i hate it when rap artists try to market their music off as "real hip-hop" or "true rap".
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