Czarface – Czarface Meets Frankie Pulitzer (1LP Black Vinyl)

£28.00

Release date: 28th August 2026

Brand new studio release from hip-hop supergroup Czarface! This new album project is a showcase with the mysterious Frankie Pulitzer, a shadowy MC whom has been appearing across the group’s most recent albums and on their latest single “Knull and Void” with Method Man which appeared on the Venom: The Last Dance film soundtrack. The identity of Frankie Pulitzer is unknown and has been a big focus across press outlets and amongst fans. This will be a key marketing hook around release of this project.

 

Tracklist:

SIDE A

1. Brothers Grimm

2. All It Takes Is One Bad Day

3. That’s Law A4. Raw Forever (feat. Busta Rhymes)

5. Triple Helix

6. Grim-Visaged War

7. Dr. Yorgo In The Land of Acid 7.0

SIDE B

1. Mad Technology (feat. Method Man)

2. Gnawing At My Rhyme Like A Poisonous Rat

3. Omega Beam

4. Dragon Cannon (feat. El-P)

5. Scrub

6. Paul Bufano Type Beat

7. Frankie B8. Intruder…Seems Curious

 

 

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Release date: 28th August 2026

A Collision of Worlds. A Convergence of Sound.

Czarface opens another portal. On Czarface Meets Frankie Pulitzer, the boundary between comic book canon and hip-hop reality dissolves. Frankie Pulitzer, also known in certain dimensions as FacePuller, is no ordinary collaborator, character, or catalyst. He is a hybrid entity: part human, part alien force, fully embedded in the expanding Czarface universe.

Following landmark team-ups with MF DOOM and Ghostface Killah, Czarface continues its “Meets” saga with a full-scale crossover event that pushes deeper into story and sound. Frankie’s presence is both lyrical and mythological, bringing a chaotic, shape-shifting energy that challenges and complements Czarface’s razor-sharp precision. Dusty drums, cinematic soundscapes, and razor-edged bars bring the classic Czarface sound, yet mutated.

The universe widens with appearances from Busta Rhymes, Method Man, and El-P (of Run the Jewels), each adding their own gravitational pull to the project, thus grounding it in hip-hop legacy while amplifying its larger-than-life scope.

 

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