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Slug Christ’s style of rapping is similar to that of Tyler, the Creator and Three 6 Mafia’s tracks, with dark undertones and a unique beat.
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Slug Christ shows Atlanta is more than just trap

Awful Records is a collective of beat makers, rappers and singers who all write and produce their own music. From graphic design to directing, to mixing and mastering their own tracks, Awful Records maintains a do-it-yourself mentality that is seen in their approach to music and heard in the songs they make. Slug Christ is one of the more unconventional members of the collective and his music combines the playful spirituality of Lil B with the dark undertones of Tyler, the Creator and Three 6 Mafia.


Subsoil, an experimental hip-hop group, performed over the weekend at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que in Buffalo. The group's unique musical style involving rap and live instrumentation led a high-energy performance that kept people on the dance floor all night long.
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Subsoil brings brand of psychedelic hip-hop to Buffalo

Subsoil is a genre-bending hip-hop group that fuses the sounds of ska, funk and rock to create an auditory experience unlike any other. The group is known for its high-energy live performances and won “Best Live Act” in 2010 from Rochester’s Insider/Metromix Magazine.


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