Glenwood Projects Necro was born in Brooklyn, New York and grew up in the, where he lived for eight years from about 6 years old to age 14, when he moved to. Born into a family, he is the son of expatriates, with ancestry from Israel and Romania. Necro's father was a Romanian-born Israeli soldier and his mother an Orthodox. He began his musical career at 11, playing in a band named Injustice. He made a transition from to.

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In 1988, he started rapping after being influenced by his older brother, rapper. Necro derived his stage-name from the song '. Before that he called himself 'Mad Mooney', which was a character from a book. He made his first demo in about 1990 and won a demo battle contest on the Stretch Armstrong and show on. In about 1993 Necro started rapping full-time and made a demo called 'Do The Charles Manson'.

In 1995 he proceeded to rap on the Wildman Steve and DJ Riz show WBAU 90.3FM. Stylistic characteristics [ ] Lyrical style [ ] Necro lists as one of his biggest influences in terms of multi-syllabic rhyme structure and content, as well as,,, and the. Necro is also influenced by / lyrics, as well as gangster/horror movies, and popular culture. Musical style [ ] Necro plays a subgenre called.

He has played and has combined with music. Necro refers to his music as ' to describe his style of ultraviolent and to distinguish himself from other genre labels created by the media. His music combines death metal beats with explicit raps about violence, death, the occult, drugs and sex. Production [ ] Necro is a self-taught musician and has been playing instruments since the age of ten. He started producing hip hop beats in 1989 by and bought an in 1991. In the following years he produced beats for artists like,, Krist and Missing Linx, who all released independent singles. The first record he produced that received airplay was 'No Tomorrow' by in 1996, put out on Searchlight Music/FatBeats Distribution.

[ ] The first wave of albums released on Necro's label were produced by Necro himself. This includes the debut solo albums of Non-Phixion members Ill Bill, and Goretex after he already produced 7 songs for Non Phixion's debut album in 2002 and 's 'The Green CD' in 2004, and two albums for label member Mr Hyde.

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In 2009, a beat Necro produced in 1997 was used by on his album for the song 'Gihad', which also featured. An example of Necro's blend of hip hop and metal. Problems playing this file? Death metal influence [ ] Since the inception of his rap career Necro has been influenced by the genre of, and more specifically, which has altered his path into hip hop. He has been quoted in interviews citing death metal as a key influence for his rhymes, 's in particular. Necro has said that he is heavily influenced by the thrash metal albums,,,, and, and he has remarked that those albums take him back to 'the '80s when shit was pure'.

Necro rapped over a death metal on the track 'Suffocated to Death by God's Shadow', with the drums being played by from the band and has also collaborated with of and of, two members of the 'Big 4', on the track 'Evil Rules'. [ ] Necro references heavy metal acts in his rhymes as well.