Birth Refusal - 8621 Boyz

Review by John Paul Wohlscheid

Birth Refusal's latest album, 8621 Boyz, is a must-listen for fans of experimental hip-hop. The album showcases the group's unique sound, blending elements of electronic music with traditional hip-hop beats to create a truly original sound.

From the opening track, "Intro (8621 Boyz)," the album sets the tone with its glitchy, distorted beats and eerie vocal samples. Tracks like "Dollar Menu" and "Painful" showcase the group's ability to seamlessly blend genres, with elements of trap and EDM adding to the already complex sound.

Lyrically, the album is just as impressive. Birth Refusal tackles a range of topics, from the struggles of everyday life to the state of the world. "The Fall of America" is a standout track, with the group offering a scathing critique of the current political climate.

Summary by John Paul Wohlscheid

8621 Boyz is a bold and innovative album that showcases Birth Refusal's talent and creativity. It's a must-listen for fans of experimental hip-hop and anyone looking for something new and exciting in the genre.