Deez Nuts - Word Is Bond flac album

Produced by Deez Nuts. Carpe diem motherfuckers this is DN Kickin’ truth to the youth, dropping knowledge 'til it's the end Hard job but somebody's gotta do it Hard times but you know we’ll get you through it Don’t have to be blood to be family You know I'm there for you, I know you're there for me Every day's

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Album Name Word Is Bond. Released date 21 April 2015. Labels Century Media UNFD. Produced by Shane Frisby. Recorded at The Brick Hithouse. Members owning this album11.

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Deez Nuts is an Australian hardcore band that formed in Melbourne, Victoria in 2007, currently comprising vocalist JJ Peters, guitarist Matt Rogers aka Real Bad and drummer Alex Salinger. The band has released one EP and five studio albums. Deez Nuts is a band that started after the disbanding of Australian metalcore band I Killed the Prom Queen, of which JJ Peters was the drummer. After being heavily influenced by the hip hop and hardcore punk styles of music, Peters decided to start Deez Nuts.

I can see where that would rile up there demographic. With the unabashed hip hop influence, older songs sound like a hardcore version of rap; check the Make Money, Money! chant from I Hustle Everyday. This is fast moving hardcore band with the beat not stuck in idle repeat, but drums moving forward. Punkier bass lines feed an energetic Word Is Bond. Moments of two step occur. But take a song like What’s Good and the whole track is almost a breakdown. Kung Fu kicks will be ravaging venues. While What I Gotta Do is a bullet train, with a swing. Oddly enough from bands Deez Nuts associates with; there is no additional bass drops or auto-tune. Deez Nuts boast no clean singing parts. This is straight modern heavy hardcore.

Word Is Bond appears to continue this trend, with more emphasis placed on the decidedly more quintessential ‘hardcore’ themes of brotherhood and solidarity. This may be like Taylor Swift stopping writing songs about failed relationships, but the themes are at least.

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