Good morning underground enthusiasts! Suburban Noize Records just announced a special tribute release for deceased Kottonmouth Kings member Saint Dog. In honor of Saint Dog, Subnoize will be releasing “RIP Saint The Lost Chronicles” featuring some of the final recordings of Saint Dog. They’ll also be re-releasing the 2018 Kottonmouth Kings LP ‘Kingdome Come’.  Subnoize/SRH has redesigned the entire packaging of ‘Kingdome Come’ and will be including a 24-page tribute booklet honoring Saint Dog and Pakelika. Also included inside the packaging are messages from Saint’s Son Lil Saint, Pakelika’s Mom, D-Loc, Johnny Richter, and  Kevin Zinger. The booklet will feature never seen before photos from the Suburban Noize Records vaults. Preorders are now live for both releases at the official SRH Shop here: https://shop.srh.com/collections/preorders

 

Here is the official Suburban Noize Records press release regarding  “RIP Saint The Lost Chronicles”:

We are proud to announce the release of the Saint Dog “RIP Saint The Lost Chronicles” featuring some of the final recordings from our fallen brother. The package includes:

1. CD of some of Saint’s last recordings compiled by Zinger, Lil Saint (Saint’s son), and his Family. These recordings will only be available in this package and are some of Saint’s deepest and moving songs.

2. The CD also features the first recording you will hear Saint and his son together. It will make the hair on your arms stand up!!!

3. The RIP Saint shirt is only available with this package. A very dope shirt honoring a true King.

4. As a part of the package we are also re-releasing the Kottonmouth Kings “Kingdom Come” record. This is the last recording Saint did with KMK and is a special thing for the underground family.

5. Kingdom Come has the original disc but we included a second bonus disc making it a double album. It features rare and new tracks and remixes from Pakelika, Johnny Richter, D-Loc, Saint Dog, Chucky Chuck, and more.

6. We redesigned the entire packaging as well and included a 24-page tribute booklet honoring Saint Dog and Pakelika. Also included inside the packaging are messages from Saint’s Son Lil Saint, Pakelika’s Mom, D-Loc, Johnny Richter, and Zinger. The booklet will feature never seen before photos from the Suburban Noize Records vaults.

7. Last but not least we are giving you Kingdom Come, the picture book, and the bonus disc for FREE!!!!! We assumed that most of the people that will want the Saint Package are hardcore fans that originally ordered the Kingdom Come package when it was first offered by another label back in 2018. We know that a ton of loyal folks never got their packages and were left high and dry. That sucks!! Even though we didn’t put out the album originally or have anything to do with the original pre-order, we wanted to make it right with the fans. For us, it’s not about the fact it was a different label that didn’t come through for the fans. It’s that the people who have supported this music and lifestyle for decades didn’t get what they ordered. We know the fans are aware it wasn’t us but we still have a responsibility to make it up as best we can. Dignity over dollars always!! So we included the new Kingdom Come in this Saint Dog package and anyone who got stiffed by the other entity will get a free Kingdom Come CD from your family at Sub Noize/ SRH. We think it’s the honorable thing to do and we are asking everyone to use the honor system too. So if you got jacked before and they never sent you your stuff. Just click the button that says “Thanks Noize those other dudes never sent me my stuff.” and we will include the new badass Kingdom Come package with all the extras and a few goodies in each box for FREE!! We hope everyone is stoked for this and more importantly spark one up for the Kings who are looking down at us smiling!!!

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  The Kottonmouth Kings family and the entire underground scene have suffered a massive loss today. Former Kottonmouth Kings member Patrick "Pakelika" Cochrun has died at the age of 34. Following a critical asthma attack, he passed away from cardiac arrest earlier this afternoon on Saturday, August 11. According to his manager, EMTs and hospital staff attempted to revive him several times before he was placed on life support at Providence St. Joseph Hospital in Burbank, where he passed surrounded by friends and family. 

The timing of this tragedy is incredibly heavy. Pakelika passed away on the exact 14-year anniversary of the release of "Royal Highness" (August 11, 1998). That landmark debut album introduced the 6'7" masked "Visual Assassin" to the world, laying the foundation for the entire rip-hop movement. Although he parted ways with the Kings in 2010 to pursue an acting career, his legendary stage presence, silent charisma, and unique pop-and-lock dance moves left a permanent mark on the SubNoize empire. 

The devastating news hits right as the Kings are out on the road preparing for the release of their "Mile High" album. The band released an official statement expressing that they were shocked and saddened by the sudden loss of their former member and friend. Pakelika wasn't just a hype man; he was a defining symbol of the movement's early chaotic energy. As the underground blasts "Royal Highness" tonight in his honor, our thoughts go out to his family, friends, and everyone who witnessed the Visual Assassin tear up the stage. Rest in peace, Big Pak.

Title: NEW MUSIC: Saint Dog Drops Second Solo Album "U.S.A. (Unconformable Social Amputees)" Today! Date: May 16, 2006 Labels / SEO: Saint Dog, Suburban Noize Records, Subnoize, U.S.A., Unconformable Social Amputees, Big Hoss, Daddy X, The Dirtball, Pakelika, Rip Hop, Underground News, SRH, Syko, Mike Kumagai, Daniel Rogers

The Spade is Back with a Vengeance

What's up Kings and Queens! The wait is finally over. Today is the day we’ve all been waiting for. Our boy Saint Dog has officially unleashed his highly anticipated second solo studio album, U.S.A. (Unconformable Social Amputees), available everywhere right now via Suburban Noize Records!

After the massive success of his 2004 debut solo record Ghetto Guide, the original PTB legend is back and bringing even more of that classic hardcore hip-hop, gangsta rap, and G-Funk flavor to the underground.

Massive Features from the Subnoize Family

If you're looking for underground unity, this album is overflowing with it. Saint Dog brought out the entire Subnoize roster to lay down verses on U.S.A.. The album kicks off with the massive "Subnoize Anthem" featuring none other than Daddy X, and it only gets crazier from there.

Throughout the 18 tracks, you'll hear killer guest appearances from Kottonmouth Kings royalty like DJ Bobby B on "Pussy Poppin'" and the visual assassin himself, Pakelika, on "Down 4 Whatever". The album also features heavy vocal contributions from Big Hoss, The Dirtball, Chucky Styles, BJ "The Pimp" Smith, and Judge D. When we say the whole family showed up, we mean it!

Go Grab "U.S.A." Now!

Whether you're bumping "Get Gone" or rolling a fatty to "Hip Hop Punk Rock (Gangsta Lean)", Unconformable Social Amputees is guaranteed to be the soundtrack for the summer of 2006.

Head over to your local record store, hit the Subnoize webstore, or check the links to grab your physical CD today. Make sure to snag one of those SRH bundle packages if they're still in stock!

Have you already picked up your copy? What’s your favorite track so far? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

As always, keep it underground and Slap Yo Krown On!

  The mainstream industry has absolutely no idea what is about to hit them. Today, August 11, 1998, the Kottonmouth Kings have officially unleashed their major-label debut studio album, "Royal Highness," and the West Coast underground will never be the same. 

This isn't just another rap record or a standard punk album; it is a completely new hybrid. After building insane local buzz and landing "Suburban Life" on the Scream 2 soundtrack last year, the P-Town Ballers crew took their Suburban Noize imprint and partnered up with Capitol Records to push their weed-fueled "rip-hop" sound worldwide. The suits in the corporate offices might not understand the culture, but they cannot ignore the raw energy coming out of Southern California.

"Royal Highness" is a massive 17-track introduction to a lifestyle. You have D-Loc and Saint Dog trading rapid-fire, unapologetic verses over heavy, bass-driven beats, while Daddy X peppers the project with a gritty punk-rock ethos. And then there is the live element: if you haven't seen the towering 6'7" masked hype man Pakelika, the "Visual Assassin," tearing up the stage with them, you are missing half the experience. 

Tracks like "Dog's Life," "Bump," and "Play On" are guaranteed to be the soundtrack for every backyard party and smoke session this summer. The Kings are proving that you can proudly wave the flag for cannabis culture, reject all the standard industry rules, and still force your way onto the shelves of every record store in the country. 

The SubNoize empire is officially open for business. Go grab a physical copy of "Royal Highness" today and witness the birth of a new era.