{"id":8326,"date":"2012-10-21T09:43:32","date_gmt":"2012-10-21T09:43:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/illsocietymag.com\/?p=8326"},"modified":"2012-10-21T09:43:32","modified_gmt":"2012-10-21T09:43:32","slug":"trash-talk-119","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/illsocietymag.com\/?p=8326","title":{"rendered":"Trash Talk: 119"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Album: 119
\nArtist: Trash Talk
\nReleased: Oct 09, 2012<\/p>\n

The new Trash Talk<\/strong> album 119<\/strong> is everything you could expect from a Trash Talk<\/strong> album and more featuring tracks that bleed metal eating acidic blood laced songs that beat the shit into your ears with a barbed wire covered brick bat. Trash Talk<\/strong> was recently signed to Odd Future Records & 119<\/strong> is a product of their collaborative efforts. There are a couple surprises in 119<\/strong> the sound is signature T.T.<\/strong> but there is a split song with guess who… label mates Tyler The Creator<\/strong> & Hodgy Beats<\/strong>. Opening track \u201cSwinging to Pieces\u201d<\/em> is a precursor for the tone that the rest of the album will take and if you know anything about Trash Talk<\/strong> you can rightly assume that it will take you through a rough and fast trip through the preverbal gutter that is this life.<\/p>\n

My personal favorites off 119<\/strong> are \u201cReasons,\u201d<\/em> a slower but nonetheless steadily unrelenting and (in my opinion) the most rhythmic and lyrical track along with \u201cFEBN\u201d<\/em> which was released about a month ago with a video directed by Tyler The Creator<\/strong>. The third track off the album is something a bit new and should easily prove itself to be the most controversial & bloggable track off the album featuring Tyler The Creator<\/strong> and Hodgy Beats<\/strong>. How do they get along in a hardcore song? You\u2019ll have to take a listen to the album and find out. Every track metaphorically holds the hands around the neck of the next in the musical riot that is it 119<\/strong> but stand out… repeat offender tracks are \u201cBad Habits,\u201d<\/em> \u201cEat The Cycle,\u201d<\/em> \u201cFor The Lesser Good\u201d<\/em> is probably the best song off 119<\/strong>. It is TRUE hardcore song in every way possible… its only fault is that it\u2019s a miniscule 29 seconds. Outro track “Apathy”<\/em> is a finishing kick fatality to a well-trained work.<\/p>\n

You can purchase the album here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

-Eric Estrada<\/p>\n