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Title: _Rebel Son_
Composer: _CFO$

Album: WWE: Rebel Son (Bad News Barrett) - Single
Genres: Soundtrack, Music, Rock
Released: 10 June 2013
℗ 2013 WWE, Inc./Wind-up Songs (a CFO$ Production)

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Straight from the venomous vaults, The Bite Tape Vol. 2 slithers in as Young Venom’s most lethal release to date — a cold-blooded tribute to golden era grit, raw poetry, and underground soul.

Built on dusty MPC chops, neck-snapping snares, and cryptic loops, the project sinks its fangs into the 90s Boom Bap tradition — but twists it with Young Venom’s trademark philosophical venom and street-sorcerer presence. The album’s production team reads like a cipher circle at the gates of hip-hop Olympus: Edsta brings cinematic darkness, JayDawg keeps the drum breaks militant and unrelenting, St. Bird flies in with eerie jazz flips and ghostly textures, while Venom himself paints paranoia in the pocket.

But the crown jewel? A mind-bending, posthumous verse from the metal-faced legend himself — MF DOOM — who shows up like a spectral mentor on “go now,” trading bars with Young Venom in a cipher beyond the veil.

Whether it’s the poetic blade of "fangs out,” the death-rattle drums of “The Last Hiss,” or the shadow-boxing anthem "venom spitter ,” every track is venomous scripture — meant to be rewound, studied, and feared.

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