Bones has long had a talent for swinging between discomfort and release, able to move from eerie atmospheres to moments that feel surprisingly light. That contrast sits at the heart of his latest project, DeathBecomesHim, where he once again leans into that push and pull.
The album opens with “DirtNap,” a track that immediately sets an unsettling tone, sounding like it could score a horror film. From there, the mood shifts. Much of what follows leans into brighter energy, with more upbeat rhythms and flows that feel looser and less sinister. The result is a distinctive project that plays with expectation, and one that longtime Bones listeners are likely to connect with.
Release Date: December 12, 2025
Genre: Hip-Hop
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