Hunterish, the second best, features a beastly chorus, with a low and scratchy voice repeating “You’re one hundred, we so hunterish.” Irv da Phenom steals the show, spitting fire at rapid speeds during his mid-song verse.

This makes Demons a Tech N9ne classic and the best on the album. The chorus is dark with a lady singing, leading up to - “There’s a demon inside me, can I kill it? HELL NO!” Tech is the way he’s always been on his verse, while Paul and Juicy are back to their Triple Six selves that everyone loves. Tech N9ne starts Demons out the right way- “I’m an angel slash demon…” and later goes on to contribute the best verse on the song, despite DJ Paul and Juicy J adding good verses attempting to snatch the spotlight from Tech. There are quite a few good songs on this album, “Demons” featuring Three 6 Mafia and “Hunterish” featuring Irv da Phenom being the best. And his success hasn’t changed him at all… Tech N9ne has never been afraid to swim upstream, he’s always addressed taboo subjects in his lyrics, and even named his own label ‘Strange Music’. He’s still bringing a sick flow while delivering dark twisted, evil-genius lyrics. Tech N9ne is still the same rapper he’s been all along. You don’t even have to listen to a single track to know what Tech N9ne is all about. (or King of Darkness), which was released October 27th 2009 is already – and not even a full day in – Tech N9ne's best selling album of all time on iTunes. Tech N9ne brings creativity and energy to this album, and he brings it hard. Definitely worth taking a look at though.

Review Summary: This is the best rap album of the year so far, but is held back by a few bad songs and a couple bad beats.

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