The best Trap Metal albums
of the 2010s.
Where to start with 2010–2019 trap metal — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2010s — trap metal
Top picks from 2010–2019, ranked by where we would start.
$uicideboy$
I Want to Die in New Orleans
This album captures the essence of $uicideboy$, blending dark themes with diverse production styles. It's accessible yet impactful, setting the tone for what lies ahead in their discography.
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XXXTentacion
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A haunting blend of emo rap and melodic soundscapes that explore themes of heartbreak and mental anguish.
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XXXTentacion
A Ghetto Christmas Carol
A bleak yet introspective blend of moody instrumentals and raw, confessional lyrics reflecting on despair and hope.
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6ix9ine
Dummy Boy
A chaotic blend of aggressive beats and brash lyrics that reflect a hyper-violent persona and confrontational attitude.
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Denzel Curry
Imperial
A raw and energetic blend of punk-infused hip-hop, reflecting Denzel Curry's diverse influences and lyrical intensity.
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6ix9ine
Day69: Graduation Day
A frenetic blend of aggressive beats and raw, visceral lyrics that capture the chaotic energy of Brooklyn's drill scene.
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Denzel Curry
13
A raw blend of punk-infused beats and aggressive lyricism that challenges societal norms and showcases vulnerability.
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OG Maco
Blvk Phil Collins
A raw and visceral blend of trap beats and aggressive vocal delivery, reflecting the chaos of modern life.
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