Today, October 13, 2021, Suburban Noize Records officially re-released the "Kingdom Come" album as a massive 2-disc Deluxe Edition. You will immediately notice the brand new aesthetic: a heavy orange and yellow skull cover.  But behind this reissue lies one of the darkest industry wars in underground history. 

When "Kingdom Come" originally dropped in 2018, it was supposed to be the launchpad for D-Loc's independent Kingmaker label. But the reality is that the Kingmaker brand was systematically hijacked by William Moseley, locking Loc out of his own masters, social accounts, and revenue. Faced with losing the crown jewel of the KMK reunion era, Dustin made a massive strategic move.

He took the album back to Kevin Zinger and Suburban Noize Records. D-Loc sold the rights to "Kingdom Come" back to his old label specifically to get Zinger’s financial and legal muscle involved in the fight against Moseley. 

This reissue carries immense historical weight. Not only is it the product of a massive legal war, but it stands as the final Kottonmouth Kings album to feature Johnny Richter and the legendary Saint Dog before his tragic passing last year. Grab this Deluxe Edition to hear the unreleased remixes, but know that buying this record is a direct strike against the people who tried to steal the Kings' legacy.

  The Kingspade revival is showing absolutely zero signs of slowing down. Today, November 10, 2018, D-Loc and Johnny Richter proved that their massive reunion earlier this year wasn't just a brief nostalgic cash-grab. Following up on the heavy momentum of "Who We" and the Kottonmouth Kings' "Kingdom Come" return, the P-Town Ballers just dropped another brand-new single titled "Smoke With Us".

Just like we saw earlier this year, the production on this track completely modernizes the classic Kingspade bounce. With the Corleone and Steve Dang team heavily involved behind the boards, "Smoke With Us" delivers a massive, polished, bass-heavy canvas that gives Loc and Richter the exact space they need to trade their signature stoner verses. The visual aesthetic for this drop is just as striking, represented perfectly by the burning silhouette cover art.

For those paying close attention to underground politics, this release serves as a massive victory lap. Pushed alongside the brand-new Kingmaker compilation album titled "The Harvest," this track proves that the 2018 independent comeback era is reaching its absolute peak. D-Loc and Richter are showing the entire industry that the new Kingmaker movement is building serious, unstoppable momentum.

​The beef is officially dead, the vibes are heavy, and Kingspade is back in rotation. Spark something up, throw your spades in the air, and let this one bump.

  After five long years of bitter public fallout and a fractured underground, the unthinkable has finally happened. Kingspade is officially back. Today, March 1, 2018, D-Loc and Johnny Richter squashed the beef, stepped back into the booth together, and dropped a brand-new single titled "Who We." 

The return of the P-Town Ballers completely shifts the landscape of the modern underground. While their classic mid-2000s run was defined by Mike Kumagai's G-funk bounce, Loc and Richter recruited a new team of architects to modernize their sound for this reunion. "Who We" features heavy, contemporary production from Corleone, with industry veteran Steve Dang stepping in to handle the mastering and engineering. The result is a massive, bass-heavy track that proves Loc and Richter's undeniable vocal chemistry never faded.

Alongside the single, Kingspade released an official music video today and dropped a bombshell on the culture: a brand-new, full-length Kingspade album is officially in the works. Seeing D-Loc and Richter standing shoulder-to-shoulder on the cover art is something many fans thought they would never witness again after the 2013 civil war. 

The Kingspade engine has officially restarted. Go stream "Who We," throw your spades up, and get ready for the absolute massive return of the kings.