MF DOOM Madvillain Hoodie

Description

The best hip-hop album of the 2000s came from a supervillain in a mask.

2004. Stones Throw drops Madvillainy. Twenty-two tracks. Barely one over three minutes. No hooks. Half the beats carved out of dusty jazz and library records by Madlib in the Bomb Shelter. The other half narrated by DOOM in that mumbly, offhand cadence that sounds like he’s telling you a secret and you can’t quite catch it, so you rewind. And rewind. And rewind.

Nobody sounds like Madvillain. The accordion loop. “America’s Most Blunted.” “Meat Grinder.” “Rhymes Like Dimes.” That grainy album cover — DOOM lit like a police lineup, the metal mask casting a shadow across half his face. This is the record heads hand down to other heads and just say listen.

This hoodie honors the collaboration that turned the underground into the canon. The one everyone’s still waiting for a sequel to. The album Stones Throw pressed and pressed and pressed because it never stopped selling.

Product Details

• Gildan 18500 heavy blend — 50% cotton / 50% polyester
• 8.0 oz/yd² preshrunk fleece, double-lined hood
• Double-needle stitching at waistband, cuffs, and shoulders
• Set-in sleeves, rib-knit cuffs and waistband
• Front pouch pocket
• Available in Black, Navy, Forest Green, and Chocolate

For the heads who know Madvillainy start to finish. The ones who remember DOOM’s Adult Swim run. The ones still waiting on Madvillainy 2. Rest In Doom.