Brooklyn rapper Ill Bill emerged in the early 2000s with a strain of underground hip-hop that felt volatile by design - part personal reckoning, part New York street document, part horrorcore theatre. This reissue returns to the moment when that intensity first crystallised, encapsulating an artist writing from shock, anger and a strange, lucid clarity. The opening run from 'What's Wrong' into 'Overkill' still hits like a jolt, drums tense and lyrics edged with paranoia. 'The Anatomy Of A School Shooting' shows how bluntly he confronted the era's violence, while 'Glenwood Projects' and 'Canarsie Artie's Brigade' fold family, memory and menace into tight, claustrophobic frames. Two decades on, the record remains uneasy, unvarnished and fiercely alive, and it's a time capsule that refuses to settle.