Arguably the only rapper from Kansas City, Missouri to ever find fame outside of KC, Tech N9ne has a tremendous cult following despite the fact that he receives no commercial airplay, and has never been backed by a major label. He's been recording since the early ‘90s, and has amassed an imposing discography that includes eleven albums and two EPs since '99. Known mostly for his speedy, Midwestern flow (think Twista or Bone Thugs), and dark, macabre imagery (he's also down with Insane Clown Posse), he continues to tour and record relentlessly, has sold over a million units independently, and had his music featured in countless films and TV shows. Seepage is sure to satisfy his loyal fanbase, with no shortage of rapid-fire, offensive-yet-clever wordplay set to production that would sound right at home in a horror movie or Brotha Lynch Hung album. "Bite Me" breaks down his way with the ladies and "Trippin' Comin'" is an unexpectedly sincere message for the youth of today. All in all, another solid release from one of hip-hop's most unlikely stars.