So Umm... I have a new music album out?

[Ryuji231]

I've kinda just now made mention that I happen to make music. Some of ya might have noticed when I had my record label as my sig for most of the year [has since been replaced lol]. But on black friday 2017 I release my 7th solo album titled Ragnarök.

And yes as your all judging by the warning label in the corner. yes it's NSFW.
The genre this record falls upon is an Alternative music genre called Horrorcore. Most of the famous artists of this genre include Eminem, Insane Clown Posse, Necro, Tech N9ne, Three 6 Mafia, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Wu Tang Clan's RZA, Twiztid, Prozak, and Twista. Tho it has got some big names on the east coast and west coast. It's generally a Midwest and Midsouth kind of genre. Horrorcore takes infulence from Heavy Metal, Horror movies, Punk Rock, and dark poetry just to name a few items of it's inspiration. It can be very angry-sounding, but when used properly. It can become a beautiful piece of audio art. Which is what I see a majority of my work as.. Simply art.

Anyways enough trying to explain things. If it interests your eardrums you can pick it up for $7.00 at https://killa-mo187muzesick.bandcamp.com/album/ragnar-k and since it's the Holidays. You can get 20% off your purchase by using the promo code "NoMad" from now until 11:59 PM on December 24th.

Thanks for reading. Have a good weekend everybody.

[FireyPaperMario]

I'm okay with NSFW music, I been listening to a few "Parental Advisory" songs since Sum 41's "Does this looks Infected?"

[Ryuji231]

Trust me. This ain't poppy nsfw music. This is the kind of music that makes parents go crazy over. It's Ozzy Osborne and Marylin Manson if they decided to do rap lol

[Kley]

Interesting! Also this topic was better fit in the art board subforum, so I moved it.

[PixelPest]

Looks interesting but not my kind of music. I do like the thought and story that goes behind it because I feel like people often immediately disprove of these kinds of genres through generalized association without actual understanding the thought and hard work poured into it, despite the dark themes which do capture a lot