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Flatbush Zombies put your favorite rapper's name on a "Headstone"

March 6, 2018
Zachary Keirstead

The Flatbush Zombies are back and starting 2018 off right with the visual component to their newest single "Headstone," ahead of album release on April 6. The trio of Flatbush,…

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Flatbush ZOMBiES bring the heat on "Belly"

May 4, 2014
Adam Schulz

The Flatbush ZOMBiES continued to bring the heat on their weekly Day of the Dead series, with the release of "Belly". The Architect also continued to impress with his production…

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Flatbush ZOMBiES rap on life and death on "Red Light, Green Light"

April 14, 2014
Adam Schulz

Flatbush ZOMBiES continues with their weekly Day of the Dead series with the track “Red Light, Green Light”. Produced by Erick the Architect, who also contributes his own verse and…

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Flatbush Zombies – "Palm Trees"

June 17, 2013
Sheldon Pearce

No artist or group out makes music more sinister than the Flatbush Zombies. Most of their records sound like they could serve collectively as the official soundtrack of pure evil.…

Flatbush Zombies put your favorite rapper's name on a "Headstone"

Flatbush ZOMBiES bring the heat on "Belly"

Flatbush ZOMBiES rap on life and death on "Red Light, Green Light"

Flatbush Zombies – "Palm Trees"

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