Showing posts with label Bizarre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bizarre. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 2, 2025

BIZARRE "OAKLAND FREESTYLE"


BIZARRE has released the official video for his “OAKLAND FREESTYLE.” The freestyle is part of his album FREESTYLE FRIDAYS, which is now available for download on Bandcamp and Live Mixtapes.

Friday, November 22, 2024

Bizarre ft J nutty - KING OF DETROIT


BIZARRE AND J NUTTY FROM ROCK BOTTOM DROP A NEW VIDEO FOR THE KING OF DETROIT!

Wednesday, October 2, 2024

Thursday, September 5, 2024

BIZARRE - BUDS!


bizarre buds ... new video off bizarre and foulmouth ablum HGG3

Sunday, July 7, 2024

Bizarre & Foul Mouth - Sheefy Mcfly feat. Dango Forlaine


Bizarre & Foul Mouth  drop new single titled "Sheefy Mcfly" with Dango Forlaine. Produced by Foul Mouth .  From the album "He Got a Gun 3: Art Peace"

Thursday, May 2, 2024

REEL WOLF Presents "DEADLY NIGHTSHADE" w/ RUSTE JUXX & BIZARRE


The third music video single from the album "THE WITCHING HOUR".
This track features Duckdown artist RUSTE JUXX alongside Detroit veteran and D12 member BIZARRE on a dirty and gritty beat produced by LORD GOAT of the legendary group Non Phixion. The video also captures the graffiti work of The Yard crew from Hamilton, Canada. They created an incredible REEL WOLF piece and we capture the process from start to finish. The scratches are courtesy of DJ TMB from the UK.

Tuesday, March 26, 2024

Dope D.O.D. & Bizarre - Trigger Treat EP


Dope D.O.D. & Bizarre - Holy Hell (Prod. Chubeats)


Dope D.O.D. & Bizarre - Hattrick (Prod. Chubeats)


Dope D.O.D. & Bizarre - Mosh Pit (Prod. Foul Mouth)


Dope D.O.D. & Bizarre - We Don't Care (Prod. Foul Mouth)

There is no understatement in the name of the rap group, Dope D.O.D. (Duo of Darkness). Their brand of music is dark and sometimes difficult to stomach. They channel the dark, misogynistic undertones of gangster rap and the jokey, macabre antics of artists like Eminem.
Despite many of their obvious American influences, they bring in elements from their homeland. They tap into the dark fissures that have historically embodied Dutch music culture, incorporate the cinematic tendencies of dark ambient sounds, and seem to take cues from the intensity of black and death metal. 
Dope D.O.D. is unruly on stage and the audience is just as wild. Mosh pits break out on the floor as well as hardcore dancing. Expect them to jump up and down in a crazed frenzy, pushing the audience beyond the threshold of reasonable fun.