Concerts

Outbreak and D-Murder - The Farley And Spade of Horrorcore

Here's a great video I found on the internet from the Downtown Miami Grave Rave at PS14. It's performance footage from Outbreak and D-Murder's set. This video is the first I ever heard of these guys and I gotta say they have a real good stage presence. Music aint about...

By Jacob Katel

February 24, 2009

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Here's a great video I found on the internet from the Downtown Miami Grave Rave at PS14. It's performance footage from Outbreak and D-Murder's set. This video is the first I ever heard of these guys and I gotta say they have a real good stage presence. Music aint about looks, but a live show oughta have a strong visual element, and motion picture history proves the fat guy skinny guy combo is a winner. Plus, how often do you hear a rap song shout out Satan. With their solid lyrics and official fat swag rap duo status I think they could make millions of dollars. Hey Outbreak and D-Murder if you end up seeing this, e-mail me, let's do an interview.

D-Murder's Myspace

Outbreak's Myspace

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