"God Of War" released.

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Permalink Reply by Las Vegas Hustle on October 1, 2012 at 7:02am

 FIRE... That shit is HARD.Straight fight music/ workout music..Tech an Krizz the most VERSATILE rap artist eva.. Just my opinion.. Thank you nkglare36. KLUSTERFUK,  i am too.. jus luv music

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Permalink Reply by Andrew Blades on October 1, 2012 at 7:36am

not sure how i feel about it yet. For some reason Kaliko's voice sounds too deep like he's burping his verse. The mashup sounds great, but i dont think this is gonna be a replay song for me. Its just too heavy into the rock sound for me to really get into.

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Permalink Reply by Ice Cold on October 1, 2012 at 8:38am

Love it. Absolutely beautiful track. I was very hesitant about how this was going to turn out but it was beyond what I expected.

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Permalink Reply by Dukecityspecialist on October 1, 2012 at 9:12am

same here , didn't know what to expect but its ill
Ice Cold said:

Love it. Absolutely beautiful track. I was very hesitant about how this was going to turn out but it was beyond what I expected.

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Permalink Reply by Jordan McLeod on October 1, 2012 at 11:16am

I'm sure everyone is gonna have a problem with this but krizz's voice sounds deeper than how he usually does it and I'm not big on it. The full chorus sounds like I've heard it before aside from the lyrics of course when they yell "war". The lyrics in the chorus sound corny, the yelling of the word war is cool but doesn't fit. And techs verse sounds repetitive. This song is not for me but ill definitely keep waiting because I know they will do some good shit with dirty wormz. Little pills was off the hook. I'm not saying anyone else should or shouldn't like the song but for me that's how it sounds.

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Permalink Reply by the next john holmes on October 1, 2012 at 1:08pm

Dude I could give a fuck what anybodys says about this song.....its str8 dope!!!!  GOES HARD AS FUCK!  Props to dirty wormz, tech n kali.  Everything i thought kabosh would be and more.  Very impressed. Some hardcore shit.  Keep it up ya'll!

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Permalink Reply by the next john holmes on October 1, 2012 at 1:09pm

Love kalikos voice on it too! Hell ya Kali

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Permalink Reply by Chief on October 1, 2012 at 1:12pm

I don't think you needed to start a new thread on it.  They're is a perfectly good up and running thread on this track already.

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Permalink Reply by Will on October 1, 2012 at 4:25pm

Like other people, I was skeptical with KABOSH being the most anticipated Strange project ever and the beauty of "Little Pills". When the track started out, I still wasn't sure. I didn't know if it'd be generic rock or what, but once it picks up, I liked it, and then the incredible chorus made me really like it.

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Permalink Reply by CrAzY~C! on October 1, 2012 at 4:35pm

I fuckin love the chorus and Krizzs part... 1st verse was ok. Techs verse i wasnt feelin to much but i can still jam out to this song. It wont be something i play over and over but when im gettin pumped then fuck ya!

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Permalink Reply by Jared Brock on October 1, 2012 at 5:39pm

I don't like Techs approach on this track. On Little Pills Tech went in, killed the beat, switched up his voice and emotions like he should with a rock track. In this track he just sorta rode on the beat like he would a rap track. Also, my expectations for KABOSH have been lowered since I'm not sure I really like Dirty Wormz all that much...and I don't know if Tech is giving this project the attention and emotion it needs. Then again, maybe that's why he gave them this one and didn't promote it...cause it's not top notch. Kali went in and I dug his voice effect. Think he was the hardest on the track.

Like someone else said though, this seems like a rock track recorded with a hip-hop approach. The band laid out the beat, and everyone just laid out a verse. It didn't seem like they were working together. That might work in rap, but they need to approach it differently for a rock CD.

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Permalink Reply by ₡₱♛ on October 1, 2012 at 5:53pm

Exactly. Rock music is supposed to sound like a group of people working together and complimenting each other . Rap music typically sounds like a few individuals doing their own thing and competing. Which is what God of Waar sounds like to me.

Jared Brock said:

Like someone else said though, this seems like a rock track recorded with a hip-hop approach. The band laid out the beat, and everyone just laid out a verse. It didn't seem like they were working together. That might work in rap, but they need to approach it differently for a rock CD.

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