On his debut album "Pretty Girls Love Slizzy," Ohio rapper Cash Cobain spreads his brand of dark, menacing drill over ominous Lex Luger-inspired beats.
Across 13 tracks, Cobain displays a punishing flow as he spits about drugs, violence and his rise from the streets.
Production from Hanzo, DJ Plugg and others match Cobain's intensity with murky, unsettling instrumental textures. Providing the ideal backdrop to enhance Cobain's threatening aura.
While not for the faint of heart, Cobain ensures listeners will feel his ominous presence through unbridled aggression and ominous ambiance. For fans of modern hardcore rap, this debut delivers claustrophobic energy in spades.
With "Pretty Girls Love Slizzy," Cobain announces himself as a menacing new force in drill with an unflinching artistic identity sure to gain underground notoriety.