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$uicideboy$, the American hip-hop duo hailing from New Orleans, is a force to be reckoned with in the underground hip-hop scene. Comprised of cousins Scott Arcenaux and another member, they blend genres like emo rap, horrorcore, cloud rap, trap metal, and underground hip hop to create a unique and intense sound. Known for their raw and unfiltered lyrics, $uicideboy$ delves deep into themes of darkness, addiction, and the human experience, offering a cathartic release for both the artists and their fans. Their fourth studio album, 'New World Depression', is a testament to their ability to mine the depths of human emotion and turn it into compelling music. Beyond their studio work, $uicideboy$ is renowned for their electrifying live performances, with their Grey Day tour dates selling out quickly. If you're a fan of music that pushes boundaries and explores the darker corners of life, $uicideboy$ is an artist you won't want to miss.
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Dive into the dark and introspective world of $uicideboy$ with their raw and unfiltered debut album, "My Liver Will Handle What My Heart Can't." Released on September 21, 2015, under G59 Records, this 29-minute journey through the depths of the human psyche is a fusion of emo rap, horrorcore, cloud rap, trap metal, and underground hip hop. The album's tracklist, featuring titles like "Vincent Van Gogh Ain't Got Shit on Me," "Kill Yourself (Part III)," and "A Death in the Ocean Would Be Beautiful," sets the tone for a collection that is as visceral as it is introspective. $uicideboy$ delivers a powerful and unapologetic exploration of pain, struggle, and resilience, making this album a standout in the underground rap scene.