Body Count

The sonic stormtroopers of metal and rap crashed onto the scene in 1990, led by the fearless Ice-T, proving that rebellion has a playlist. Born in the concrete jungle of South Central Los Angeles, this band turned the heat up with a combustible mix of heavy riffs and incendiary lyrics. With tracks like "Cop Killer," they didn't just push boundaries; they obliterated them, making headlines and raising middle fingers in the process. Body Count: where mosh pits meet street wisdom, and metal and rap join forces in a sonic insurgency that leaves audiences headbanging and fist-pumping simultaneously, proving that in their world, there are no musical rules – only a riotous symphony of defiance.