Flatbush Zombies are having one hell of a year. The Brooklyn doom-rap trio released their second studio album, Vacation In Hell to stellar reviews, they’ve taken over the world during their globe-spanning tours, and they absolutely shut down their performance at Coachella, spawning a whole movement of new fans who have just gotten hip to their apocalyptic New York trap sound. Now, they’ve delivered a gift to those fans, new and old, with the official release of a song they’ve been performing at their shows since earlier this year, “New World Order.”
If Mad Max lived in a bombed-out, post-Apocalyptic New York instead of Australia, it’s a guarantee that this song would be in his tricked-out Charger’s audio system as he raced through the wasteland. It sounds like a building collapsing, but on-beat. Juice, Erick, and Meechy rip the beat to shreds with paranoid lyrics that really deserve a posterboard and a ball of string while trashing fake gangbanging rappers and bragging about their lyrical supremacy.
It’s a strong way to close the year — or to kick off their next phase. The gang also has an upcoming show/battle with Denzel Curry in Miami on November 16 sponsored by Red Bull. Further details can be found in the tweet below.
MIAMI. NOV 16TH. The
teamed up with our friends @denzelcurry + @RedBull_Music for ONE NIGHT ONLY. Red Bull Music Presents: Zeltron v. Zombies. A hardcore, no holds barred death match. Anything goes. Tix on sale… NOW. #zeltronvzombies #redbullmusic https://t.co/u3QIUqNbbo pic.twitter.com/lmzytykA7v
— The Glorious Dead (@FlatbushZombies) October 18, 2018