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The track “Point de départ” released on the 2012 album “Fenêtre Sur Rue”, is dedicated to the realities of street life in Paris’s 18th arrondissement, graffiti culture, and the defiant spirit of the underground.

Much like the collective’s other works, the track stays true to the traditions of classic British underground hip-hop, delivering a dark, cinematic, and abstract sound. The song’s lyrics are packed with grimy metaphors, and reflections on the pursuit of profit, betrayal, severe life hardships, and resilience.

It’s an eye-opening song from the “Nature Of The Contaminated” album (a title that speaks for itself), all about how humans mistreat animals and ruthlessly exploit nature.

Dropping bars over a heavy underground beat, Sicknature forces you to look behind the scenes of the brutal meat industry, entertainment, and poaching, proving that the wildest and most dangerous creature on this planet is actually man himself.

“Poisoned Souls” by Wyze Mindz is a deep hip-hop track exploring human nature and modern society’s decay. The song addresses how hate, envy, and cruelty corrupt the human spirit. Through the metaphor of “poisoned souls,” it reflects on the loss of empathy and harmony, urging humanity to choose mutual support over causing suffering, while searching for a path to inner peace.

The track’s title and refrain refer to clearing the mind, analyzing the situation, and staying cool-headed. Vinnie Paz’s verse adds his signature aggressive and combative energy to the track, bringing together the Philadelphia and UK underground hip-hop scenes through their shared raw style.

The central theme of the track, produced by Tunna Beatz, is embedded in its very title — “The System.” The authors depict the modern world order not as a democratic society, but as a hidden totalitarian machine that exploits crises, wars, and fear to gradually strip citizens of their rights and freedoms.

Commenting on the lines “The peace conference was a setup, suicide bomber. Secret move in a chess game players remain calmer”, the rappers show that world leaders treat human lives as expendable material. Peace conferences, terrorist attacks, and local conflicts are presented as orchestrated “chess moves” by the puppeteers, who remain safe and calm in the shadows while ordinary people die “for the motherland” or “for the cause”.

“The System” stands as a fierce anti-globalist statement. It analyzes how fear—whether of outbreaks, terrorism, or crime — is weaponized by authorities to build a digital concentration camp. The authors urge listeners not to blindly trust government-backed media and to resist mental enslavement.

In the context of the album “Rise Of The Storm”, its final track symbolizes the culmination of global chaos toward which, in the author’s view, humanity is heading. The author opposes the total control exerted by governments and secret societies. The lyrics are imbued with a post-apocalyptic atmosphere, describing a world on the verge of collapse.

The title “Heartless Island” refers to Great Britain. The artists metaphorically depict the country (and specifically the concrete jungle of London) as a cold, isolated, and indifferent place for ordinary people, where social inequality thrives.

The track’s lyrics are filled with grimy, cinematic storytelling about working-class life in underprivileged neighborhoods. The rappers touch upon themes of poverty, crime, and the traps of street life that are hard to escape. Much like the rest of the “Magna Carta” album, the song criticizes the government system, capitalism, and institutions of power that ignore the needs of ordinary citizens.

“How To Survive The Apocalypse” by Ill Bill (from the 2013 album The “Grimy Awards”) explores scenarios of modern society’s collapse and survival amid a global catastrophe, with the author reflecting on the fragility of our familiar world in his signature brutal, hardcore style.

Atmospheric underground sound produced by Benzie. The track is packed with intricate multi-syllabic rhymes and a dark, dusty beat in the classic style of the Creative Juices label.