Coming
forward with a new EP (as part of Four Elements and Beyond) entitled ‘Beyond
The Elements’, Miggs continues to demonstrate a strong command over his
lyricism; painting visuals of dark and corruptive scenarios with a continuous
and direct, free-flowing delivery. Building in morbid and violent imagery
throughout, the EP is laced with several themes the most prominent of which
seems to be survival. After The Kill’ tells a tale of revenge, ‘All You Can
Eat’ plays on an image of gluttony where other rappers are a meal waiting to be
eaten, whilst ‘Cold Blooded’ and ‘Lab Rats’ unveil stream of consciousness
flows that savagely depict the mentality of doing what needs to be done in
order to get by.
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