Brokencyde Discography of CDs

While their impact seemed minimal on the world at large, crunkcore scene band Brokencyde were welcomed with hate and disgust whenever they crossed into the mainstream world, as if they represented everything awful about this weird strain of ...

If, as the old theory maintains, a monkey given enough time on a typewriter will produce Shakespeare, it's only logical to assume that eventually even the strangest musical cross-pollination will be commonplace. Case in point: Brokencyde, the world's ...

Brokencyde albums On their third album, Brokencyde deliver a more subdued effort that emphasizes "crunk" over "core" with Guilty Pleasure, a title that shows an odd sense of self-awareness from the band. The thing that stands out the most here ...

Brokencyde music CDs Repeating the trend they started on 2009's I'm Not a Fan.But the Kids Like It!, Brokencyde deliver another hot mess of crunkcore with the hater-taunting title Will Never Die. Like their last album, this new effort finds the ...

Brokencyde discography While their impact seemed minimal on the world at large, crunkcore scene band Brokencyde were welcomed with hate and disgust whenever they crossed into the mainstream world, as if they represented everything awful about this weird strain of ...

Brokencyde songs If, as the old theory maintains, a monkey given enough time on a typewriter will produce Shakespeare, it's only logical to assume that eventually even the strangest musical cross-pollination will be commonplace. Case in point: Brokencyde, the world's ...

Brokencyde CD discography Photographer: Taylor Foiles. Track Listing of songs: Freaxxx; Sex Toyz; Schitzo; Ho Fo Sho; Bree Bree;

Brokencyde albums Track Listing of songs: Intro; Burnin'; Phenomenon; Whoa!; Magnum; Fly Away; Party Don't Stop; Doin' My Thang; Girls, Girls, Girls; Ocean View; Let's Dance!; U Mad Bro?; Still The King!!!;

Brokencyde music CDs Track Listing of songs: Teach Me How To Scream; Da House Party;

Brokencyde CD discography With a successful independent label and clothing line (Suburban Noize), and a massive following in the punk and rap underground, Kottonmouth Kings have built something of a mini-empire within Southern California's "dropout" culture of skaters, surfers and stoners. Part of a weed-themed odds-and-sods compilation series that's appeared with Cheech & Chong-like predictability since 1999, HIDDEN STASH 420 is a two-disc collection that features 25 brand new tracks alongside 15 unreleased songs from the group's prodigious catalog. The Kings, here, don't appear to have tired of their formula, turning in the expected frat-rapping backed with brash hip-hop and, occasionally, country-tinged ...