Mindhunter and Conversations With A Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes come to mind listening to the protagonist on Goblin, the second full-length from Tyler, The Creator. The duo’s ability to seamlessly blend genres is evident in I Want To Die In New Orleans, where mental distress, triggered by harsh realities of both their hometown and the music industry, is articulated in a graphic, distorted and horrifying way. Don’t think of a blue elephant, huh? Cloud rappers $uicideboy$ are recognized for their versatile discography, ranging from emo rap to trap metal. “Stop Calling Us Horrorcore,” Ruby da Cherry and Scrim titled their track in 2016.

$uicideboy$ – I Want To Die In New Orleans Instead, check out the video for the title track and give into IC3PEAK’s raving to the beat of the apocalypse. While their latest full-length features Ghostemane and you should absolutely check it out, the horrorcore imprint is more prevalent on their earlier album, Сказка, which means “fairy tale.” But don’t let its title or Nastya’s baby voice trick you. In spite of authorities doing everything they can to shut down their shows in their native country of Russia, IC3PEAK, a cult duo among Russian and European alternative youth, keep evolving with every release. It might take only a couple of tracks for you to find yourself in a storm drain as if you were one of the kids from It. Even if you’re not suffering from coulrophobia (yet), Fearless Fred Fury will lure you into its bizarre universe with melodic hooks, tough beats, guitar samples and captivating flows. The latest album from Insane Clown Posse, proud parents of the Juggalos family and one of the foundational horrorcore acts who also popularized corpsepaint-like clown face paint in the genre, crowns the duo’s discography as their 16th album.

Feeling uneasy after your brain has been put through this meat grinder? Good thing there are 18 minutes of the sound of a burning piano at the end to cool off. The 15 tracks feature unsettling yet captivating atmospherics, spine-chilling walls of harsh noise and, of course, brilliant flows by Daveed Diggs, whom you may recognize from Black-ish.

Listen closely, follow each word and you will be so shocked by scenes described in such gruesome detail that by the time the intro ends, you might find yourself questioning whether this is really fiction.

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