Snuff Daddy — Grindhouse Vol. 1

Snuff Daddy return with another full-length. It's the same kind of goofy rap, but better produced and with a great flow between songs. I might prefer the lyrics on Party Sharks (they give fewer fucks), but there's no doubt that this album is just better quality in general. Well-done sampling, so many pop-culture references (Aladdin, Lost, Twilight, Animorphs, etc.), really solid delivery – they put some serious time into this. Songs about girls, crews, Dry Spell, friends, fighting, it's all here. Wonder why it's called Grindhouse? They answer that too.

Snuff Daddy — Grindhouse Vol. 1

Track Listing:

1. Greet Death
2. Make It
3. Siren
4. Dry Daddy
5. Goin' In
6. Make Love
7. Middle Finger
8. Crew Ain't Shit
9. Feet Feel Good
10. Talk To 'Em
11. Party Dream
12. Goldfish

Snuff Daddy are a Virginia hip-hop group, with ties to RVA hardcore. Check it out.

www.myspace.com/snuffdaddyva

Snuff Daddy — Party Sharks

The debut LP by Snuff Daddy. This isn't hardcore, or even punk. It's actually party-driven hip-hop by some dudes from Richmond and the Beach. Not my typical fare, I know. But the beats are sick, there's lots of energy, and it features Alex Kaps, aka Lil Lex, aka Young Creep, a really nice World War dude I met in Guatemala five or six years ago. The lyrics are pretty ridiculous for the most part, but they bring up Richmond hardcore a couple times, and have some witty things to say, plus a Warzone-referencing intro bit. I'm not all that into hip-hop, so I can't really compare it to anything, but it's fun, it's catchy, it's "dope." Check it out.

Snuff Daddy — Party Sharks LP

Track Listing:

1. Intro
2. Pom Poms
3. Frat Boys
4. Fight Me
5. Click Go Hard
6. Buku Money
7. iPhone
8. 2 Up 2 Down
9. Do You
10. Silly Jeans
11. Sugar Walls
12. Handlebars
13. Punk Music

Richmond hip-hop. Ya heard?

www.myspace.com/snuffdaddyva