Dive into the gritty and unapologetic world of horrorcore with Ill Bill's "ILL Bill Is The Future," a raw and intense album that solidifies his status as a hardcore hip-hop icon. Released on August 11, 2008, under his independent label Uncle Howie Records, this album is a testament to Ill Bill's lyrical prowess and his ability to push the boundaries of underground hip-hop. With a runtime of just over 53 minutes, the album packs a punch with its hard-hitting beats and explicit, no-holds-barred lyrics.
"ILL Bill Is The Future" features a roster of collaborations with some of the most respected names in the genre, including Necro, who appears on multiple tracks, adding his signature dark and menacing flow. Other notable features include Steven King, Cyn Roc, Q-unique, and Sabac Red, each bringing their unique styles to the table and enhancing the album's overall intensity. The tracklist is a rollercoaster of aggression and reflection, with standout tracks like "License To ILL," "Ya'll Don't Wanna," and "The World Is Gore" showcasing Ill Bill's versatility and depth as an artist.
Ill Bill, known for his work with Non Phixion and his solo projects, delivers a powerful and unfiltered narrative throughout the album. His distinctive voice and aggressive delivery make "ILL Bill Is The Future" a standout release in the horrorcore and hardcore hip-hop genres. Whether you're a longtime fan of Ill Bill or a newcomer to his music, this album offers a compelling and visceral listening experience that highlights the best of what underground hip-hop has to offer.
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