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Maulskull & Aklock - Death by Thr33s: Vol. 3 (2011)

 


This blog is dead btw. I'm deep in the process of creating a website where I can start hosting stuff. It's just taking longer than usual. Anyways, here's a teaser release for it. Just as it was previously available on Bandcamp, here's a random lost EP. 

From late 2011 to early 2012, rapper and producer Maulskull released as series of EPs with various friends and contemporaries titled Death by Thr33s. Each EP had a total of three tracks and showcased each artist' capability over Maulskull's beats. In the mid-2010s, amid changes to Maulskull and his group, Black Mask's Bandcamp, each EP in the series was taken down. This is volume three, made with fellow Black Mask member, Aklock. The 2nd track also features Maulskull providing a verse on the track. 

https://archive.org/details/death-by-thr33s-vol-3


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