Thy Kingdom Come (Indie Exclusive Opaque Maroon Vinyl)
Since forming a decade ago in 2014, the $uicideboy$ have prolifically shared their distinctive fusion of rap, punk, and trap with audiences worldwide. Starting out as pioneers of the SoundCloud Rap movement, they have gone on to deliver a tremendous amount of music and have achieved over 20 billion all-time streams, placing them in the Top 100 streaming artists of all time. In 2023, they were one of Spotify’s Top Groups of 2023 and one of SoundCloud’s Top 5 Most Streamed Artists.
Thy Kingdom Come is the latest chapter in the $uicideboy$ saga—a 10-track barrage that bridges the duo’s underground roots with their ever-expanding sonic reach. Featuring standout collaborations with BONES on Now and At The Hour of Our Death and Night Lovell on the hard-hitting focus track Carried Away, the project flexes G59’s range without losing its edge. From the club-rattling chaos of Napoleon to the SoundCloud-era grit of Self-Inflicted, Thy Kingdom Come is both a nod to where they came from and a warning of what’s still to come.
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Since forming a decade ago in 2014, the $uicideboy$ have prolifically shared their distinctive fusion of rap, punk, and trap with audiences worldwide. Starting out as pioneers of the SoundCloud Rap movement, they have gone on to deliver a tremendous amount of music and have achieved over 20 billion all-time streams, placing them in the Top 100 streaming artists of all time. In 2023, they were one of Spotify’s Top Groups of 2023 and one of SoundCloud’s Top 5 Most Streamed Artists.
Thy Kingdom Come is the latest chapter in the $uicideboy$ saga—a 10-track barrage that bridges the duo’s underground roots with their ever-expanding sonic reach. Featuring standout collaborations with BONES on Now and At The Hour of Our Death and Night Lovell on the hard-hitting focus track Carried Away, the project flexes G59’s range without losing its edge. From the club-rattling chaos of Napoleon to the SoundCloud-era grit of Self-Inflicted, Thy Kingdom Come is both a nod to where they came from and a warning of what’s still to come.
