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Showing posts with label slaughterhouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slaughterhouse. Show all posts

Friday, November 9, 2012

Slaughterhouse - Goodbye Video


Saturday, September 1, 2012

Slaughterhouse - Throw It Away Review And Video



 This is the new track off Slaughterhouse's new album welcome to our house. The song is a little unlike Slaughterhouse's style of being entirely lyrical. I stopped by to read the comments on Youtube and I saw a lot of mixed reviews. Well when I herd this song first it didn't manage to catch my attention and it looked like just another song. But I don't see why people complain so much and overlook the fact that this four headed monster group has sucessufully tried things they have never done with Shady Records. The beat on this track is dope and the hook ain't that bad too. Listen to this song a couple of times and you will like it, if not love it. Pretty decent track and the video pushes it furthur.

Want a Reason to watch the video? : There is Eminem in it.

Rating: 3.5/5 

Download :The album or track

Saturday, June 9, 2012

SlaughterHouse Album 2012

The new SlaughterHouse album is called Welcome to our house. Currently there are only 2 tracks that are confirmed which are Hammer dance and My life featuring Cee Loo Green. The album has been delayed to somewhere before mid July. The first single Hammer dance has the most insane beat hip hop has every had. All four monsters were dope on the track especially Joell Ortiz. The second song my life is also not far behind Hammer dance and has some serious rapping in it.

team shady slaughterhouse


 We At the rate this rap group is going, they are sure to hit the stars. Sadly Joell Ortiz, Royce da 5'9'' , Crooked-i and Joe Budden are considered as underrated Rappers. So can these underdogs prove the haters wrong? Yea they sure got the talent and now they are team SHADY!

 Check out the Hammer Dance video below. Its worth it.

Saturday, December 31, 2011

Joell Ortiz & Joe Budden on the New Slaughterhouse Album






The previous album took them 6 days for recording and Joell said it took 67 days for this one. It is not wrong to expect one Hell of an album from SlaughterHouse who have now teamed up with Shady Records.