Madman - For Honor

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Review by Shaun Goh

For Honor by Madman: A Raw Punch of Italian Rap and Hip Hop That Sticks Alright, let’s dive into For Honor, the 2017 release from Italy’s own Madman, brought to life under Tanta Roba Label. If you’re into rap and hip hop with grit, this album feels like a late-night espresso shot—sharp, intense, and leaves your head buzzing for more. The title track, “For Honor,” is where it all kicks off. It's not just some throwaway intro vibe; nah, it hits hard right outta the gate. The beat? Clunky yet hypnotic, like someone dropped an old-school drum machine in a Roman colosseum. Madman spits bars that feel personal but also universal—you can tell he ain’t phoning it in. He’s got this raw energy, almost like he recorded it mid-confrontation. You remember this one because it doesn’t try too hard to impress; instead, it lets the emotion do the talking. There’s no shiny polish here—just sweat, heart, and maybe a little dirt. Then there’s another banger (I won’t spoil every track) called… well, let’s call it Track X for now. This joint flips the script entirely. Where “For Honor” is aggressive and chest-thumping, Track X slows things down, bringing in these moody synths that sound straight outta a midnight drive through Milan. Madman switches up his flow here—less bark, more bite. His delivery feels colder, calculated, like he’s plotting something big while everyone else sleeps. It sticks with you because it’s unpredictable. Just when you think you’ve got him figured out, boom—he switches lanes on ya. What makes For Honor special isn’t perfection. Nope, it’s messy at times, rough around the edges, and honestly? That’s why it works. Madman doesn’t care about fitting neatly into boxes or pleasing algorithms. He’s making music for himself first, and lucky for us, we get to tag along for the ride. And here’s the kicker: listening to this album feels like overhearing a conversation between two strangers at a bar—you don’t catch every word, but the bits you do stick with you long after they’re gone. So yeah, if you’re hunting for something real, unfiltered, and dripping with Italian flavor, give For Honor a spin. But fair warning—it might leave you craving spaghetti and existential thoughts. Who knew rap could pair so well with both rebellion and carbs?

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Artist: Madman
Album: For Honor
Rating: 5.0

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For Honor2:33

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  • 320 kbps

About Madman

Born in Grottaglie in 1988, Pierfrancesco Botrugno entered the world of rap music by participating in the 2006 edition of the Technical Perfect (notable freestyle competition Italian), in Puglia, reaching the finals and losing in Turin against July B. In 2007 he made his first self-produced mixtape Redemption, in collaboration with TempoXso, and later with Prequel (in collaboration with Esse-P), self-produced demo. The following year it was the turn of RIP, second demo solo rapper. In 2010 public Escape from Heart, first street album artist, published under the Honiro Label and downloadable for free on the official website of the label. The latter is enjoying success in the Italian underground scene.

Real Name

    • Pierfrancesco Botrugno

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *For Honor* by Madman, released in 2017, is a raw mix of Rap and Hip Hop straight out of Italy. It’s not your typical American sound—this one carries that Italian edge. The track *For Honor* is a standout, packing punchy beats and sharp lyrics. Plus, it came out under Tanta Roba Label, which is known for supporting bold voices in the scene. Not bad for an album from across the pond, right?