Blood On Da X (LP)

Blood On Da X (LP)

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Onyx
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  • By placing an order for this item you acknowledge that shipping of this item is estimated to start on or around release date: SEPTEMBER 11th 2026. Please keep in mind that all pre-order dates are subject to change.

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  • Seam splits on record jackets are a common occurrence with vinyl: we cannot issue refunds or replacements for seam splits. We use sturdy mailers and stiffeners to minimise risk but to 100% avoid seam splits, we have added a notes section at checkout where you can request jacket-less shipping, or you can email us after placing your order — we’ll gladly accommodate this free of charge.

DESCRIPTION

The "Blood On Da X" LP by Onyx is released on X-Ray and brings together thirteen uncompromising tracks that transfer the group’s raw energy to the medium. The 2023 record offers short, direct cuts like "Blood On Da X," "Crack Ruined Everything" and "The Boom Boom Bap," relying on concise song lengths that keep the focus on punchlines and rhythm.  Onyx stay true to hardcore hip-hop: the production leans on hard-hitting drums, bone-dry basslines and gritty, distinctive vocals that, in the interplay between the remaining MCs, keep locking into an aggressive back-and-forth. Characteristic are the uncompromising attitude of the lyrics and the dramatic compression within short arrangements, which keeps the record’s stance immediate and close to the streets.  Several producers contribute to the beats, including Dom Dirtee, Pauly Cicero, Alcapella, Fredro Starr, Lord Nez, Sticky Fingaz and Quab; the only explicitly credited guest is Enwhy, who appears on one track. The production draws on classic East Coast elements and combines them with modern, stripped-down beats, so that "Blood On Da X" clearly brings out Onyx’s signature: hard, direct and unwavering at the core of their sound.