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King Gordy
King Gordy, born Jason Gordy, started putting out music in Detroit during the late 1990s. His work includes albums like The Entity from 1999, King of the...
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Sing For The Dead
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Nobody Hates Nothin'
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We Violent
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Dear Mother
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Fat-tastic IV
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Fearless
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Fight
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Gladiator
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Howl At The Moon
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Lucifer's Apology
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Nightmares
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No Lights
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Pass Me a Lighter
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Situations
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Stress
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The Horrorshow
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King Gordy, born Jason Gordy, started putting out music in Detroit during the late 1990s. His work includes albums like The Entity from 1999, King of the North in 2004, and Black Man White Devil in 2014.
His songs often deal with heavy subjects. Tracks like 'Fat-tastic IV' and 'Sing For The Dead' present stark, graphic depictions of addiction and violence. The lyrics don't shy away from difficult themes, which has made his music polarizing for some listeners.
He has worked with other artists from a similar underground space, including Ill Bill and Necro. While his explicit content has drawn criticism at times, he has maintained a core audience that connects with his raw approach.
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