German Hip Hop 277 Items

Still shrink wrapped but opened.
Records with just a few paper scuffs.

Sealed copy with a crack in the case.

Limited to 150 copies. Since the release of their second LP »Untergang /// Wiederaufbau« (»Demise /// Reconstruction«) in 2009, 88:Komaflash have swallowed down ntheir dissatisfaction with how things are, found it to be indigestible and now spit it back in the world’s face. With their third album »Eremiten im Wohnzimmer« (»Living Room Hermits«) the Munich-based rap crew takes inventory of what’s happened in the past ten years, whether in Neomuc, their own four walls or the jungle out there, with concise proletarian rap. While Omega Takeshi’s lyrics dismantle the status quo, Mars (bass), Aqua Luminus III. (beats) and Al Rock (turntables) blaze the trail with ten tracks that are as sharpedged and on point as they are complex.
About the band:
88:Komaflash sind Omega Takeshi (MC), Mars (Bass), Aqua Luminus III. (Beats) und Al Rock (Turntables). Seit der Debüt-EP »Tapeflash Eins« im Jahr 2000 ist die Münchener Crew der Stachel im Fleisch des Rap-Materialismus. Nach einer Reihe kleinerer Releases veröffentlichte das Quartett in den Jahren 2005 und 2009 die Alben »Verteidigung der Zukunft« und »Untergang /// Wiederaufbau«, die den fordernden, ausdefinierten Rap-Sound der Gruppe perfektionierten. 2019 erscheint mit »Eremiten im Wohnzimmer« das erste Album der Band seit zehn Jahren, eine scharfkantige und komplexe Abrechnung mit dem Status Quo.

3. LP der beiden Bayreuther. Limited Edition 300 Stück

Records are close to VG+

Limited edition.180 gram Blue vinyl.

Cover with beginning seam split on top.
Includes original inner sleeves.
Records are close to VG+

Note: INCOMPLETE!
Jumper is not included.

Box, CD (still sealed) and poster only.
Box has a small sticker stain but is close to NM.

Still sealed, but cover has slight corner bend.

Cover close to NM with a beginning seamsplit at the upper seam.
Record with just a few paper scuffs.

Alphonzo präsentiert sein 2. Album und rollt geschmeidig über die ein oder andere Genregrenze hinweg. Wo auf seinem Debutalbum "Analog Slang" noch puristisch auf Bummtschack in die Welt hinaus geschaut wurde, werden auf "Mango Pulp" die briefmarkengroßen Momente unter die Lupe genommen. Sie tanzen zwischen Trap und Boombap geschmeidig im Licht einer Diskokugel aus den Achtzigern. Alphonzo liebt es zu spielen. Auf "Mango Pulp" ist er seine eigene One-Man-Band. Hier bekommst du Alphonzo pur.

Limited edition of 200 copies, only at HHV!

"Subversiver Untergrund", Tis L's debut album, is the result of his
meticulous work in the last years, his masterpiece. It will be released on
September 1, 2023 in a package with the so far only digitally
digitally released "Seitenhieb EP" on the Hamburg independent label
Audiolith. "Subversive Underground" bundles Tis L's strengths and preferences,
weighs a ton and is light as a feather, is a cocktail of lyrical
hail of bells, unabashed soul striptease and unerring social
Social criticism on dirty-pressing beats. Tis lays the middle finger
in wounds - not in a super-teacherly way, but rather in a reflectively defiant way. With
irrepressible looseness, mischievous wink and finest cynicism à la "meine Beats".
cynicism à la "my beats are in demand like the German passport" he formulates
ambiguous-political punchline after ambiguous-political punchline - against the state power
against the state power, your 'QAnon-Aunt', the Springer-Press and,
and, of course, your crew. Virtually every line is an antithesis to the
of neoliberalism and sexism in the German hip hop landscape and the
HipHop landscape and the gaping systemic flaws in the grand scheme of things.
Politically motivated word violence in battlerap format: entertaining, snotty,
never agitational.

Limited edition of 300 copies on vinyl of "Gebete ohne Gott", the new album by Hazenberg from Cologne. Included are old acquaintances like Knowsum, Retrogott or Lazy Jones, as well as new acquaintances like omega.ma, Repeter T or fosfoxn.
Make yourselves comfortable and listen to what Hazenberg has to say.