Alla Xul Elu Welcome All Aboard “The Magic Xul Bus” (EP Review)

That is the third EP from Ohio horrorcore trio Alla Xul Elu. Consisting of Billy Obey in addition to Joey Black & Lee Carver, they broke out in 2015 as a duo by releasing their first 2 albums Head of Horns & Sci-Co that very same 12 months. This was adopted up with their 4/20-themed debut EP Necronomichron in 2017 & including Carver into the fold shortly after, but it surely wasn’t till Twiztid signed them to Majik Ninja Entertainment in 2018 when the Xul Boys’ music obtained more and more higher. Their MNE debut The Almighty is certainly the best horrorcore album of the 2010s, their 2019 sophomore EP Church of Xul took a a lot darker method, Mauxuleum made it within the high 10 of my Greatest Releases of 2020 listing regardless of them ditching their signature growth bap sound for a extra industrial, lure metallic course & Necronomichron 2: Dead by Bong was a superior sequel to their 4/20 EP. Forward of Camp Xul 4 weekend nonetheless, they’re getting the occasion began opening the doorways to The Magic Xul Bus.

The title monitor is a dirty growth bap opener to begin the EP with all 3 members buying and selling the mic back-&-forth with each other taking the Xuligans on a journey on The Magic Xul Bus itself whereas “Smoke Cease” works in additional kicks & snares on high of an ominous loop to allow them to discuss getting stoned. “Fucked Up” goes for an digital lure course instrumentally admitting they’ve been getting too wild on the occasion that’s till “Buried Alive” ends the EP with pianos, kicks & snares getting on the depraved shit.

It’s been rumored for some time now that the upcoming Xul album Gods of Evil Rise produced by Mike E. Clark would be the trio’s closing MNE launch & hopefully we get an official replace on it from A.X.E. themselves throughout their occasion on the very finish of the week however both method, The Magic Xul Bus is bound to fulfill the Xuligans who’ve been ready a tad over 3 years to place out new materials excluding the Lost Lake Estates collab effort with their protégés the Super Famous Fun Time Guys about 9 months in the past. In solely 12 minutes, they return to their horrorcore/growth bap stylings often increasing their sound past lure.

Rating: 8/10