Upcoming Releases
Albums • EPs • Collaborations • Works in Progress
Projects currently being written, recorded or prepared for release.
The most recently completed Fubar project is featured first, followed
by active upcoming releases and projects still in development.
Concepts, titles and track lists may evolve until each project is finished.
Recently Released
The latest completed Fubar project.
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Fubar x MagiCXbeats
No Savior Coming
Released • September 4, 2026
No Savior Coming is available now.
Listen to or download the full album on Bandcamp, or read
No Savior Coming: The Companion Book for the complete
concept, track-by-track summaries, lyrics, recurring motifs
and the project's larger through-line.
A seven-track concept album about what happens when you stop
expecting something outside of yourself — religion, institutions,
success, work or other people — to fix what is broken.
Each song examines a different way damage gets created, inherited, buried or disguised: institutional betrayal, trauma that follows even after circumstances improve, anger held beneath the surface, emptiness inside success, dehumanization through work, anxiety and hypervigilance, and the struggle to reconcile parts of yourself you once tried to suppress.
The album does not end with everything neatly healed. It ends with the realization that no savior is coming, and that whatever freedom or healing is possible has to begin by confronting, understanding and integrating what has been carried all along.
Each song examines a different way damage gets created, inherited, buried or disguised: institutional betrayal, trauma that follows even after circumstances improve, anger held beneath the surface, emptiness inside success, dehumanization through work, anxiety and hypervigilance, and the struggle to reconcile parts of yourself you once tried to suppress.
The album does not end with everything neatly healed. It ends with the realization that no savior is coming, and that whatever freedom or healing is possible has to begin by confronting, understanding and integrating what has been carried all along.
Artist:
Fubar
Production:
MagiCXbeats
Feature:
Eclyse on "The Air Has Edges"
Track List
No Savior Coming
Ghosts in the Foundation
Fire Under Snow
Above It, Not Beyond It
Human Resources
The Air Has Edges (ft. Eclyse)
Wouldn't Harm a Fly
Upcoming Projects
Active projects currently being written, recorded or completed.
01
Fubar x Hi-Q
Elegant Waste of Breath
A battle-rap album built around saying violent, absurd, vulgar and
confrontational things with exaggerated elegance. Victorian-style
phrasing, inflated declarations, dark humor, comic-book references,
religious imagery and theatrical threats create a persona that is
highly articulate and completely unhinged.
The album turns verbosity itself into a weapon. Beneath the technical excess and intentionally overcomplicated language, later songs expose more of the compulsion, anger, damage and personal history underneath the performance. The result is a self-aware pressure-release project where rage, ego, futility and absurdity are dressed in their finest clothes.
The album turns verbosity itself into a weapon. Beneath the technical excess and intentionally overcomplicated language, later songs expose more of the compulsion, anger, damage and personal history underneath the performance. The result is a self-aware pressure-release project where rage, ego, futility and absurdity are dressed in their finest clothes.
Artist:
Fubar
Production:
Hi-Q
02
Wise Guise
Masters of Diss-Guise
Fubar, Jake Haw, Hi-Q and Absoulut Karnage trade braggadocio,
battle bars and competitive verses across an album produced
entirely by Edd Bundy. The project is built largely around
lyrical flexing, punchlines and four distinct personalities
attacking the same tracks from different angles.
A handful of introspective songs break up the assault, giving the album moments where the masks come off and the writing moves beyond competition into more personal territory.
A handful of introspective songs break up the assault, giving the album moments where the masks come off and the writing moves beyond competition into more personal territory.
Emcees:
Fubar, Jake Haw, Hi-Q & Absoulut Karnage
Production:
Edd Bundy
03
Verdugos
Midnight Gore Program EP
A four-song horrorcore project from Fubar, Rawfael and xodoubleh,
with all production handled by the late Ben Dead. Rather than
repeating the same horror imagery from track to track, each song
works like its own episode with a distinct theme.
Blood Moon Behavior centers on transformation, monsters, skinwalkers, werewolves and predatory violence. Hardware Store Massacre strips the weaponry down to primitive tools and objects that could be found in a shed or hardware store. The Butcher's Union becomes a full posse-cut slaughterhouse. Sci-Fi Terror Episode 666 moves the carnage into alien invasions, mutation, machinery, black holes and cosmic horror.
Blood Moon Behavior centers on transformation, monsters, skinwalkers, werewolves and predatory violence. Hardware Store Massacre strips the weaponry down to primitive tools and objects that could be found in a shed or hardware store. The Butcher's Union becomes a full posse-cut slaughterhouse. Sci-Fi Terror Episode 666 moves the carnage into alien invasions, mutation, machinery, black holes and cosmic horror.
Emcees:
Fubar, Rawfael & xodoubleh
Production:
Ben Dead (RIP)
Features:
ILLtemper & Julius Luciano of Horseshoe G.A.N.G.
Track List
Blood Moon Behavior
Hardware Store Massacre (ft. ILLtemper)
The Butcher's Union (ft. Julius Luciano)
Sci-Fi Terror Episode 666
04
Fubar x Samuel Tafari
Postcards From the Abyss
A concept album about trying to escape your own darkness only
to realize that it keeps changing shape and following you.
The album unfolds like a surreal psychological journey through
postcards, deceptive vacation spots, letters, black suns, outer
space, highways, motel rooms, therapy sessions and eventually
the bottom of the ocean.
Each setting represents another way of dealing with depression, isolation, anger, memory and inherited pain. Several songs form a loose narrative progression, with places and objects returning until the final descent ties the album's imagery together.
By the end, those locations begin to feel like parts of the same internal landscape. The narrator never completely escapes it, but there may still be enough hope left to keep fighting.
Each setting represents another way of dealing with depression, isolation, anger, memory and inherited pain. Several songs form a loose narrative progression, with places and objects returning until the final descent ties the album's imagery together.
By the end, those locations begin to feel like parts of the same internal landscape. The narrator never completely escapes it, but there may still be enough hope left to keep fighting.
Artist:
Fubar
Production:
Samuel Tafari
05
Fubar & Jake Haw
Vintage by Design
Fubar and Jake Haw step outside Wise Guise for a project built
entirely around old-school, 1980s-style hip-hop production.
The concept is intentionally direct: two emcees flexing their
writing, delivery, punchlines and chemistry over beats designed
to sound like they were pulled from another era.
No complicated narrative and no attempt to disguise what it is — just braggadocio, battle rap and skill exhibition presented through a deliberately vintage frame.
No complicated narrative and no attempt to disguise what it is — just braggadocio, battle rap and skill exhibition presented through a deliberately vintage frame.
Emcees:
Fubar & Jake Haw
Production:
The Doppelgangaz, Ill Funk Posse & Eto Paranoia
Features:
Hi-Q, Absoulut Karnage, Words, Jigsaw, I.N.F.,
B1 The Architect, Subcon & Sadida
In Development
Active projects whose final identity is still taking shape.
06
TB3 x DJ Rhum'1
Some Things You Shouldn't Open
A collection of concept songs centered on what happens when
buried things get opened — memories, grief, ambition, temptation,
old wounds, social divisions and parts of ourselves we would
rather leave sealed.
Rather than following one linear story, the project moves through haunted objects, rooms, voices, memories and psychological thresholds. A notebook on the side of the road may contain something better left unread. Piano keys reopen childhood wounds. Inner voices turn small corruption into something more destructive. Artistic ambition collides with obscurity. Music becomes both a way to survive damage and a mechanism that may preserve it.
The songs keep circling the same warning: some things reveal too much once they are opened. Whether confronting those things leads to understanding, release or simply gives the damage another way to remain alive is still unresolved.
Rather than following one linear story, the project moves through haunted objects, rooms, voices, memories and psychological thresholds. A notebook on the side of the road may contain something better left unread. Piano keys reopen childhood wounds. Inner voices turn small corruption into something more destructive. Artistic ambition collides with obscurity. Music becomes both a way to survive damage and a mechanism that may preserve it.
The songs keep circling the same warning: some things reveal too much once they are opened. Whether confronting those things leads to understanding, release or simply gives the damage another way to remain alive is still unresolved.
Emcees:
Fubar, Sadida & Subcon
Production:
DJ Rhum'1
Title Status:
"Some Things You Shouldn't Open" is tentative and may change
as the album develops.
Current Material
Afterimage Museum
Bermuda Triangle
Funeral for a Welcome Mat
The Blue Notebook
The Gravity of Obscurity
The Keys to Remember
