Pharaoh
Pharaoh came together in Oakland in the early 2010s, a trio that included an emcee named Pharaoh Monch. Their sound pulled from hip-hop and metal, though it...
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Pharaoh came together in Oakland in the early 2010s, a trio that included an emcee named Pharaoh Monch. Their sound pulled from hip-hop and metal, though it never settled neatly into either category. Songs like 'Rats and Rope' and 'Graveyard Of Empires' gave a sense of their territory, heavy, dark, and lyrically direct.
They put out records like 'Pharaoh Overlord' in 2013 and 'Blood Oceans' in 2018. The music drew some attention for its abrasive quality and themes that leaned into violence and mental strain, which meant it wasn't for everyone. Their track 'Blood Oceans (How Many?)' featured Ghostemane, one of the few collaborations noted in their catalog.
Pharaoh Monch handled vocals, with King Yosef on production and guitar and Lord Pharaoh on drums. They kept that lineup through their releases. The writing often turned inward, looking at darker parts of experience without much polish or relief.
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