Verses are decent, but that chorus is not my thang.  Good to see some new Blaze, though.  He's been really quiet

I just hope it won't get in the way of the 1 Less G re-re-release.

I'll listen to it either way, but I'm hoping it's going to be Gangsta Blaze and not Casket Maker Blaze.  It's supposedly Monoxide on the production, so that implies the former.

Wikipedia seems to think it's going to be "Last House on Dead Street" which has already been shelved twice.  Majik Ninja has been good about letting artists release whatever they want, and the wiki has been surprisingly accurate with album titles for Majik Ninja so far.

That would be a good concept.  I always thought "Zombie King" would be a good album name for him.  Since he's a zombie and all.  With Mono on the beats, it's hard to imagine it's not going to be a gangsta rap album.  I think all of that Casket Maker stuff was because of his character in BMH.  But they didn't turn Boondox into a ghost with heat vision on The Murder or Abbadon, so maybe not.

Bonesaw Wizardstick said
That would be a good concept.  I always thought "Zombie King" would be a good album name for him.  Since he's a zombie and all.  With Mono on the beats, it's hard to imagine it's not going to be a gangsta rap album.  I think all of that Casket Maker stuff was because of his character in BMH.  But they didn't turn Boondox into a ghost with heat vision on The Murder or Abbadon, so maybe not.  

Pretty sure blaze was still a roadie or fresh off being a roadie during bmh recording.

Dead Homie Gangster Blaze is way better then Casket Maker Blaze.  That hood horrorcore rap is my favorite. And Blaze is one of the best to do it when it comes to that style. 1 Less G is one of my top 5 favorite albums. And Colton Grundy is probably in my top 10. I remember the first time I heard 1 Less G. I was like 12 or 13 and every time I listen to it, it brings back good memories, when life was so much simpler. That album is really a big part of my life. I've had alot of good times at party's or driving around listening to that album. Same with Gang Ragz

I heard it was the inspiration for their whole record record label wut.