Known to his peers as Diabolic, this treasured  gem of  the Los Angeles under-ground began honing his skills as a youth in Watts,CA  amid the growing racialized tension and socio-cultural unrest of early nineteen-nineties America. Determined to rise above the melancholy of  his often lachrymose settings,  he quickly made a name for himself at  legendary artist hubs like  Project Blowed  and Low-End Theory--competing in many a beat battle, among an array of  exceptionally talented contemporaries, and perpetually arising as the victor. Machines Hate Me is perhaps the biggest win for ...