
Season of da Siccness
Brotha Lynch Hung
West Coast rapSacramento horrorcore delivered with a sincerity that makes it stranger and more effective than the genre tag suggests — Lynch's drawl is matter-of-fact in a way that makes the imagery land harder. The production is raw G-funk with the warmth drained out, bass-heavy and slightly off. Came out the same year West Coast rap was at commercial peak but Sacramento was always its own pocket.
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