Brotha Lynch Hung’s Coathanga Strangla proved to be one of his bloodiest masterpieces, and left fans ready for more mayhem on Mannibalector.  Packed with guest features and stunning production, the album really stood out as one of 2011′s best releases.  In this video review, MisanthropikOne puts Lynch’s work to the test with a lengthy review that examines each track and the themes that run throughout the album.  Continue reading

Brotha Lynch Hung, once again takes us on another morbid tale with his new sinister single “Mannibalector” from Coathanga Strangla. Lynch spits a story, which begins with him eating up a girl to a point where she’s unrecognizable. Continue reading

It just wouldn’t be a Strange Music VIP experience without Brotha Lynch Hung.  The exclusive VIP package for Tech N9ne’s All 6′s And 7′s Tour now includes Brotha Lynch Hung’s latest release, Coathanga Strangla.  The album is included along with tons of exclusive merchandise valued at over $300!  This is a perfect combination for fans who may have missed out on purchasing Coathanga Strangla. VIP packages for Tech’s All 6′s And 7′s Tour are now available, don’t miss out on this great deal!

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be the man behind the music? Last week, Strange Music interviewed “the sound of Strange Music,” Michael “Seven” Summers. Summers is responsible for much of the production behind Brotha Lynch Hung’s Coathanga Strangla, and also Tech N9ne’s latest single, “F.A.N.S.” Continue reading

Drawing from classical influences, the production heard on “I’m Not Perfect” can be soothing and foreboding all at the same time. The delicate piano that plays throughout is hardened with some dramatic and eloquent strings that are paired with gun shots flying in the background like a warzone.  Lynch didn’t come alone for this one, as he brings along COS, G-Macc, and Crookwood for the lyrical bludgeoning. Continue reading

Everyone seems to want a piece of Lynch’s Coathanga Strangla.  The second installment in Lynch’s trilogy has been stirring the web since its release last week, and now RapReviews.com has posted their take on the new album.  The hip hop site,  which reviews recent releases, provided a very detailed look at Coathanga Strangla. Continue reading

Opening the door to the Coathanga Strangla’s murderous world, “Coathanga” leads listeners in like lambs to a slaughter.  Michael “Seven” Summers once again constructs a treacherous sound for Lynch’s bloodbath, complete with striking piano notes and bone chilling strings.  Lynch rips into the track with quick precision rhymes, landing some of his best multisyllabic flows on the whole album.  His unique delivery on the hook sets “Coathanga” apart from most of the album, as Lynch sings:

With the chainsaw, leave your brains raw
Somebody just got cut
So when I’m coming  in yo window with a machete and a pistol
best believe it’s just to get me a nut

Between necrophilia and homicide, “Coathanga” makes no apologies for the raw content contained within.  Click here to purchase Coathanga Strangla on iTunes.

Following a huge promotional campaign and successful pre-order offer, Brotha Lynch Hung’s Coathanga Strangla enters the charts at #66 for first week sales.  The long anticipated sequel to 2010′s Dinner And A Movie sold 7,300 units in its first week, an impressive feat for an independent solo artist.  Fans may recall Coathanga Strangla‘s impressive first day sales on iTunes, which landed it in the top 10 just hours after its release.  Backed by three music videos and an impressive line up of featured artists,  Coathanga Strangla is one of Lynch’s strongest releases yet.  Congratulations to Brotha Lynch Hung on another successful chapter in his frightening trilogy.

Click here to purchase Coathanga Strangla on iTunes.

If there’s one thing cold blooded killers don’t feel, it’s remorse.  Lynch reminds us of the Coathanga Strangla’s real evil on “It Happens”.  Featuring First Degree The DE and Tall Cann, “It Happens” plays out like the most perverse of children’s melodies thanks to production from Michael “Seven” Summers.  The most twistedly beautiful thing about the hook is not only it’s simplicity, but the chill that runs down from hearing the maniacally distorted voice repeating, “it happens”.  This certainly earns it’s place as one of Lynch’s most frightening tracks.

Click here to purchase Coathanga Strangla on iTunes.

Don’t let the name fool you, “Friday Night” is not another typical party song.  COS joins Lynch on this grotesque murder scene, executed on what would be a fun night for most people.  The bleak sound created by the production from Michael “Seven” Summers layers another predatory chapter in the second act of Lynch’s trilogy.  In a very animalistic moment, Lynch declares that he isn’t afraid to die and boastfully reminds the world of what he is capable of.  Laying out his evil plans, Lynch strikes his victims on the hook:

That’s what happened on a Friday night
bloody prints in your bedroom, I’ma try that knife

This may not be Friday The 13th, but it’s just a bloody.  Click here to purchase Coathanga Strangla on iTunes.