Review
"THY KINGDOM COME" from $uicideboy$ is pure voodoo, mixing their shadow-drenched roots with an upgraded bag of tricks. Right off the jump, "Count Your Blessings" slaps you awake and drags you into their grimy dimension. But don’t get it twisted—the production’s got that evolution: you’ll catch icy ’80s-R&B dribbles on "Full of Grace" and dizzying New Orleans bounce slipped into "Napoleon." These boys flex their old-school horrorcore sauce while running it with new-school flavor.
You want features? This album comes locked and loaded. The haunting hook-up with Bones in "Now and at the Hour of Our Death" is straight coffin-shaking, while Night Lovell drifts onto "Carried Away" and sends you plunging even deeper in the abyss. The production's slick but don’t lose its teeth—each track balancers between chaos, slick surprises, and depth, keeping you stuck in a loop you didn't even know you needed.
Where $uicideboy$ always hits hard is the honesty: battling demons, ducking paranoia, and flexing survival—all spewed out with raw, unfiltered bars. "THY KINGDOM COME" might not overstay—it clocks in just under half an hour—but every second is dripping with pain and perseverance, giving you a full meal in short order. They’re not just keeping their underground seat warm—they’re leveling up and making sure everyone, from OG goblins to trap rookies, feels the fire. 👑💀🔥 - Lilith
