The sophomore slump is officially a myth. Today, the Kottonmouth Kings unleashed their highly anticipated second studio album, "High Society," and it is a massive collision of rap, punk, and cannabis culture. If "Royal Highness" was the introduction, "High Society" is the hostile takeover.
The boys stepped their game up heavy for this one, and the guest features prove that the entire underground is taking notice. We are getting absolute heavyweights on this record, including Sen Dog of Cypress Hill and Jacken from Psycho Realm. But the track that is about to completely shatter the underground scene is "Wickit Klowns," featuring the Insane Clown Posse. By bringing the Juggalos and the SubNoize family together on one track, KMK just formed an unstoppable independent alliance.
Clocking in with a massive 20 tracks produced by new addition Mike Kumagai as producer, "High Society" dives deeper into anti-establishment politics, weed legalization, and the raw Southern California party lifestyle. The Kings are proving they are not a one-hit wonder or a novelty act. They are the voice of a massive counterculture that the mainstream can no longer ignore. Smoke 'em if you got 'em.
