Recorded for vinyl on Computer Ugly, If There’s a Hell Below finds Black Milk steering Detroit hip hop beatmaking into hard-edged boom bap and soulful samplework — guest spots include Pete Rock, Blu & Ab, Bun B, Random Axe, Mel and Gene Obey. The grooves favor punchy drum programming, warm MPC basslines and terse horn stabs, designed for crate-diggers and DJs. Streaming data logs 1,307 listens from 107 users, a quiet marker of underground traction.