Hoodoo mentions Trayvon Martin, Freddie Gray, and other African Americans who have been killed by police. вЂњBoom Boom PiggyвЂќ falls in line with classics like Insane Clown Posse songs like вЂњPiggie PieвЂќ, but it comes from a different place. It also seems like Big Hoodoo got a lot more personal this time around. Young Wicked and DJ Paul in particular stood out to me on this track. вЂњMonster SquadвЂќ is a Psychopathic posse cut featuring Insane Clown Posse, Young Wicked, Bonez, ABK, and DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia/Da Mafia 6ix/Killjoy Club fame. вЂњThe YardвЂќ reminds me of a Blaze Ya Dead Homie song but in a good way. вЂњI Bring DeathвЂќ is a sinister cut, with Hoodoo spitting venomous bars over a bass heavy instrumental with Young Wicked of Axe Murder Boyz handling the chorus work. вЂњRunnin From My MagicвЂќ works both as a theme for Hoodoo himself and also an ode to Insane Clown PosseвЂ™s classic вЂњSouthwest VoodooвЂќ which used the same X-Clan sample (may as well give вЂњGuerrillas In Tha MistвЂќ a shout out as well). Hoodoo isnвЂ™t exactly the worldвЂ™s most amazing lyricist, but I was happy to see that both his flow/delivery and raps themselves had improved this time around. The title track which begins the album (after a brief intro featuring a conversation between a doctor and his psychotic patient) is a strong opener. A lot of вЂњCrystal SkullвЂќ sounded like he wasnвЂ™t really that comfortable with the themes or production or what have you. Hoodoo had a lot more creative freedom this time around.

Upon first listen one thing was obvious though. However, you canвЂ™t judge a book by its cover and the same should go for music!

I guess it goes with the theme/concept of the album, but that letter font annoys the shit out of me.

After delivering solid guest verses on BoondoxвЂ™s latest album as well as on the Killjoy Club album and Insane Clown PosseвЂ™s House of Wax EP, Big Hoodoo is back with his followup album вЂњAsylumвЂќ.ДЇirst off, IвЂ™m not a fan of the album cover. There were select songs where Hoodoo really stood out though, which is why IвЂ™ve continued checking out his work. ItвЂ™s also tough fitting into that juggalo sound if youвЂ™re someone whose used to more tradional Hip Hop (i.e. ItвЂ™s nothing against Violent J, but occasionally he does go a bit overboard with his creative control/influence. A lot of the album actually seemed like it would have sounded better had it been J doing the songs. There were certainly some solid tracks, and it was obvious Hooodoo could spit, but it was one occasion where Violent JвЂ™s influence was a bit too heavy.

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