Pimp Sorcery by K.K. Rampage

Companion LP to the upcoming Organize the Perverts.... Full length


Greg Kot, The Chicago Tribune: Reflects humorously on the band’s "enduring impact", acknowledging their continued ability to " push the boundaries of their genre with a playful critique of their destructively exuberant style."

"The duo of Johnny Rampage and E.M. Danziger return with yet another release for 2024. 'Pimp Sorcery' is a relentless onslaught of dissonant guitar riffs, erratic drumming, and fervent vocal expressions. Tracks like "Repossessor of Amphibians" "Keep It Feral" and "Christmas Curfew Rapist" epitomize the duo’s talent for merging raw, messy noise with calculated artistry. The vocals on "Christmas Curfew Rapist" oscillate between frenzied screams and eerie, dissonant harmonies, creating an unsettling, schizophrenic atmosphere as with most of their songs. This is the true sound of modern 'no wave' This is the true sound of mentally disturbed individuals living on the fringes of the gutter"
K.K. Rampage, known for their unapologetically abrasive style, manages to shock and provoke with every performance. However, compared to some mainstream acts, their content can be seen as relatively tame. While their lyrics often delve into controversial topics and raw themes, they do not reach the same levels of hypersexualization seen in the work of artists like Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus. These pop icons frequently use their image and music to push boundaries in ways that draw significant public scrutiny and debate.

Moreover, K.K. Rampage's approach, although edgy, lacks the consistent derogatory language about women and LGBTQ+ communities often found in gangster rap. Instead, their provocative style seems more focused on challenging societal norms and conventions rather than perpetuating harmful stereotypes.

In essence, while K.K. Rampage might not be everyone’s cup of tea, their shock factor is somewhat diluted when compared to the pervasive hypersexualization and derogatory content in other segments of the mainstream, commercial music industry. For some, this might even make K.K. Rampage's bold and brash style a refreshing change, albeit still controversial in its own right.

-Kafka Prosess by Laurent Pallanca France

Irreverent Drugged Out Noise Rock from the Kings of FuckedUpNess

We will ruin your Christian values.

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