In recent years, the Suicideboys have continued to release music at an incredible pace, dropping a string of EPs, mixtapes, and albums that showcase their continued evolution as artists.
The Suicideboys' big break came in 2015 with the release of , a collaborative EP with fellow New Orleans rapper and producer, Trauma. The EP's success led to a record deal with Black $uicide Records, an imprint founded by the duo themselves. Suicideboys Discography
The Suicideboys' early work was marked by a DIY ethos and a penchant for releasing music on SoundCloud and Bandcamp. Their debut mixtape, (2014), was a raw and unapologetic introduction to their sound, featuring lo-fi beats and lyrics that explored themes of depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. The tape gained traction online, attracting the attention of fans and fellow artists alike. In recent years, the Suicideboys have continued to
The follow-up, (2017), saw the Suicideboys continuing to push the boundaries of their sound, incorporating more rock and punk elements into their music. The album was a critical and commercial success, with many praising the duo's innovative approach to hip-hop. The Suicideboys' early work was marked by a
(2020) was a sprawling, 30-track mixtape that featured collaborations with artists like D-Block Europe and City Morgue. The tape was a fitting tribute to the duo's hometown and a testament to their ability to craft infectious, high-energy beats.
Over the next few months, the duo released a string of EPs and mixtapes, including (2014), "The Suicideboys $uicide" (2015), and "Death $uicide" (2015). These early releases showcased the Suicideboys' nascent sound, which was characterized by its dark, often disturbing subject matter and a fusion of hip-hop and punk influences.
