Showing posts with label La Coka Nostra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label La Coka Nostra. Show all posts

Friday, 7 June 2013

"Acid Reflux" by ILL BILL [Music Video]



"Dope dealer storm dancers rain down chronic showers/
The Cult Leader cure cancer with hypnotic powers/
Goon druggie, tie dyed, psychedelic paint job/
Dune buggy drive-bys, heretics that hate god/"

Today ILL BILL dropped a visual for one of my favourite songs off his latest album, "The Grimy Awards". This track's called "Acid Reflux" and it's produced by Large Professor. I like this track for the beat, and the Cult Leader's lyrics. This one's packed with rhymes and a bunch of humourous/trippy lines. The video's not bad either, it's better than a lot of the video's he's put out. But yea, enjoy an actresses synthetic acid trip!

Tuesday, 26 February 2013

"Grenade Launcher" by Madchild ft. Prevail & Slaine



"These young punks, they think they're so smart/
I might be old but I'm the sickest fuckin' old fart/
I'm so much better, you could blame it on the age difference/
You got your party clothes on, I'm wearing beige slippers/"


The law of averages says they win again. As mentioned in an earlier post, Madchild's crept his way up to the top of our playlist. The 2nd track from his latest album, "Dopesick" finally has a visual. I love this song (aside from Prevail's verse), and it's sick hearing Slaine hook up with the Battle Axe frontman. Looks like they all had fun in this video, and even some fresh barber care. Enjoy this raw shit!

Thursday, 16 August 2012

"Creed of the Greedier" by La Coka Nostra

"It's the return of the assassin, I believe in the Creed of the Greedier/
Bash in your skull with guns, I'm deceiving the media/
Look at the web of lies that I keep weaving immediate/
Breathing the weed, speeding, I ain't hittin' medians either/"

This beat is fucking sick. This track is from the recently released, "Masters of the Dark Arts". It's the 3rd track I've heard from the album so far, and it's probably the best one. Slaine and Ill Bill both had sick verses, but this Danny Boy guy doesn't really fit in. That's just my opinion though. I was also thinking the scenes in between the fucked up "storyline" of the video looked exactly like the footage from another video they just released, "Mind Your Business". It just made the video seem less original. But anyways, check it out.

Tuesday, 3 July 2012

"Mind Your Business" by La Coka Nostra


"Back in the days when I was comin' up, I'm hungry as fuck/
Had no Air Max, no AMEX, no gun in the truck/
No wheels, no deals, ain't no fun and no luck/
Just a pack of hot-headed goons runnin' amuck"

This July 31st, La Coka Nostra is droppin' their upcoming album, "Masters of the Dark". This track right here is the 2nd released track from the album. It's produced by legendary beatmaker, DJ Premier, and has that classic hip hop feel. I didn't really like ILL BILL's verse in this, but I thought that Slaine killed it. Check this shit out!

Friday, 20 April 2012

"My Universe" by La Coka Nostra ft. Vinnie Paz


"This ain't no cartoon, you're shark food. Hurry up, swim for the shore/
Or wrestle with Jaws if you think you're built for this war/
I was born from a long line of cast iron survivalists/
Streetwise grind, combined with the mind of a scientist/"

La Coka Nostra is making a return this summer, with their forthcoming album, "Masters of the Dark Arts". This is one of the tracks from the album that comes out on Tuesday, July 10, 2012. I was a little disappointed with the chorus, and was hoping the Pazmanian Damien would possibly drop a verse as well. It would've been dope as hell because both Ill Bill and Slaine murked it. Overall, it's a track worthy of listening to! Open Ya Earz..

Thursday, 5 April 2012

Zombie & King Villain by Slaine




 Slaine is a crazy rapper, easily my favourite member of La Coka Nostra. This first song is just a sick piece of music altogether with the heavy guitar & heavy vocals coming from Son of Skam. K Brenton thinks the one guy sounds like Ill Bill yelling haha. However, this song doesn’t show what Slaine is about for all the hip hop heads. I threw the second song in to make it clear that Slaine's not to be fucked with. These grungy Coka Nostra boys bring it hard but if by chance you're new to them, I would recommend Slaine. He breaks it down more often and has a lot of real songs about struggles that all kinds of people can relate to. Ya 'know, not just non-stop violent cryptic religious anti-illuminati bangers. Haha naw Ill Bill is dope. Check em out!