Tuesday Tune: Hyro Da Hero’s “Sleeping Giants”
Hyro Da Hero’s debut album, Birth, School, Work, Death, is what would happen if rock and rap made pissed off, politically-minded mutant babies together. Like in a good way. Korn frontman Jonathan Davis called the enigmatic debut 2011′s “Album of the Year” in Revolver.
Loud, chaotic, and heavy on the bass, the single, “Sleeping Giants,” is a rebel yell for revolution.
“Sleeping Giants”
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“Tuesday Tune: Hyro Da Hero’s “Sleeping Giants””
7:16 pm on May 29th, 2012
How is this not Rage Against the Machine?
7:24 pm on May 29th, 2012
Hyro Da Hero is a special artist that only comes every once in a while. He is legit, don’t let stereotypes steer you away from checking him out. “Conversation With Hip-Hop” is one of the best songs I’ve heard this year. The entire album rocks!
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