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Review: Louisiana duo $uicideboy$ don't hold back on their portrayal of a world gone wrong. This is nihilistic rap straight from the Soundcloud multiverse, and Ruby da Cherry and $lick Sloth knew just what they were doing when they started laying down deathly beats and dead-eyed bars for a swelling fanbase. Even as they truck onto their fifth album on their own G*59 label, their mode remains the same - gritty beats and self-destructive themes - but there is space for a touch of sensitivity here and there. '5 Grand at 8 to 1' weighs heavy, full of wistful energy for family ties and a sense of self. $uicideboy$ use brutal imagery to reflect the world's alienation and disillusionment, but like the best of the toughest, they do it with heart.

Review: $uicideboy$'s New World Depression is a raw and unapologetic dive into the depths of inner turmoil and societal disillusionment, presenting a world where existential crises and inner demons reign supreme. The duo fearlessly confront themes of fame, self-destruction and the relentless pursuit of identity in the face of chaos. Through gritty and unfiltered lyrics, $uicideboy$ paint a stark picture of personal struggle, substance abuse, and the constant quest for authenticity in an indifferent world. This album resonates with anyone who has ever felt lost or battled with their own shadows. New World Depression serves as a powerful exploration of the darker aspects of the human experience, offering a cathartic journey for listeners seeking solace in the midst of chaos.