Inspired by good rap and bad b-movies, Swamp Thing is the brainchild of Timbuktu, Chokeules and Savilion. The
Grindhouse EP offered a glimpse into the warped world of Swamp Thing, but now the b-movie monsters drag themselves out of the depths for their debut album,
Creature Feature. The album features 13 tracks of b-movie influenced hip hop about mad scientists, monsters, space travel, blaxpoitation and more, with appearances from Ghettosocks ("The Damned", "Creature Feature"), More Or Les ("First Contact", "Creature Feature"), Wordburglar ("John Carpenter", "Creature Feature"), Jesse Dangerously ("Creature Feature"), Mikal kHill ("Creature Feature"), Ambition ("Creature Feature") and Modulok ("Creature Feature"). Stream and purchase
Creature Feature below.
Interview by: Martin Bauman What do you get when you combine two of the most talented Canadian emcees, who make sure not to take themselves too seriously and also happen to be best friends? The long answer is a unique combination of lyricism and just plain fun. The short answer is Teenburger. Ghettosocks and Timbuktu are the perfect yin to each other's yang. As they'll tell you, they each have their own distinctive style (Ghettosocks's words: "Timbuktu is Timbuktu; Ghettosocks is Ghettosocks"), but their styles complement one another so well. It's no wonder that they also collaborate as part of Wolves and Backburner. Now they're collaborating once again, this time teaming up with Ninja Tune jazz rap heavyweights The Herbaliser. The Come Up Show caught up with Teenburger to talk early influences, working with The Herbaliser, how they first met, and much more.
Read the full interview after the jump.
What do you get when you combine Ghettosocks, Muneshine, D-Sisive, Timbuktu, and Bix? Well, you get Wolves, the latest collaboration between these well-acquainted emcees. We first saw them come together in spring of 2011 on 
The visuals for Teenburger's track "Food Court", off their album 
