Studio Albums
| Year | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 1993 | 24 Deep | Black Market |
| 1995 | Season of da Siccness | Black Market |
| 2000 | Loaded | Black Market |
| 2001 | EBK4 | Black Market |
| 2002 | Lynch By Inch: Suicide Note | Black Market |
| 2010 | Coathanga Strangla | Strange Music |
| 2011 | Krocodil / Mannibalector Era Releases | Strange Music |
| 2013 | Mannibalector | Strange Music |
Collaborative Projects
| Year | Release | Group |
|---|---|---|
| 1990 | Sacramento Underground Collective Sessions | Cosmic Slop Shop / Related Acts |
| 1997 | Loki / West Coast Underground Features | Various Artists |
| 2009 | Strange Music Collaboration Era | Tech N9ne / Strange Music |
Selected Singles
- Locc 2 da Brain (1995)
- Deep Down (1995)
- Return of da Baby Killa (2000)
- My Mind Ain't Right (2001)
- Colostomy Bag (2010)
- I'm da Maniac (2011)
- KKKill the Industry (2013)
Style and Influence
Brotha Lynch Hung is recognized as one of the most influential figures in horrorcore rap, known for his cinematic storytelling, dark thematic content, and complex narrative structures. His music often blends horror imagery with detailed street-level realism.
His work helped define a regional Sacramento sound while also influencing later underground rap movements focused on extreme storytelling and conceptual albums.
Legacy
Brotha Lynch Hung remains a foundational figure in horrorcore and West Coast underground rap. His catalog is frequently cited in discussions of narrative-driven hip-hop and genre experimentation.
Albums such as Season of da Siccness are widely considered landmark releases in independent rap history.