album · January 1, 2016
Clubbing for Columbine
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This 2016 release from Columbine offers a raw and unfiltered look at suburban ennui, backed by the trap-influenced production that would define their sound.
- The album was produced entirely by the duo themselves. It features guest appearances from fellow Colorado rappers, Skeeter and J-Rell. The lead single, 'Littleton,' received moderate airplay on independent hip-hop stations.
- The album was recorded over a six-month period in a home studio. Columbine cited influences ranging from The Pharcyde to Gucci Mane during the recording sessions. Columbine’s second full-length album, this release followed their 2013 debut.
- The album was independently released on January 1, 2016. It was met with a positive reception from underground hip-hop blogs. Columbine has stated that the album's title was a provocative statement on violence in media.
Columbine is a rap duo from Columbine, Colorado. They are best known for their blend of trap beats and socially conscious lyrics.
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