The physical release features the iconic "couch cover" artwork depicting D-Loc and Richter kicking back on the street. It is the perfect visual representation of the album's vibe. This isn't forced, corporate rap-rock; this is a completely independent, grassroots reunion of the original P-Town ballers alongside the legend Saint Dog.
The production completely revitalizes the KMK sound, ditching the stale rock beats for heavy, polished 808s and modern hip-hop bounce. While the industry wrote them off after the 2013 split, "Kingdom Come" proves that D-Loc's vision for the Kingmaker brand is an absolute massive success. Go pick up the CD, spark something heavy for 4/20, and celebrate the return of the Kings.
