The new song "Gonzo" is from Austin duo Suicide Notes' upcoming EP. The music video is here! "Gonzo" opens up with Boo G. Ratchet/LROY's "I rode from A-town to Dallas..." dropping some tongue twisting complex rhymes. The video shows LROY & HADES (Frankie Donatello) dragging bodies in trash bags & digging pits for them in a cemetery.Â
When HADES' verse starts, they're officially driving around in their car & doing weird stuff. The car shots are juxtaposed with more shots of them in the cemetery with body bags. HADES is dressed in a hilarious wig & has some funny wordplay, like this line: "Never looking for b*tches, it's easy to make them come/pardon that last line, that was f*ckin dumb."Â
Overall "Gonzo" is a great suicide note. The production is more signature Suicide Notes, a kind of trippy electronic boom bap. Their new EP full of remixes & new jams should be here soon. I really recommend this group for their creativity & originality in both production & lyricism.