A 70-page book detailing a movement from 1993-2003 in Chicago's DIY Hip Hop scene. The Nacrobats started by Pugs Atomz in 1993,  grew to 200 strong evolving and creating culture. This book features a collection of flyers, photos, album covers, and essays from Nacrobat members, and gives you a look inside the artist cultivating their paths. Today many of the Nacrobats are accomplished Musicians, Store owners, Label owners, Visual Artists, Doctors, Lawyers,  Beauticians, Designers, Chefs, and Parents. This is their coming-of-age story. "A Love Supreme" by Pugs Atomz. Cover Art by  Dredske & Pugs Atomz / Photos by Rift Napalm and Cos G and more...

Nacrobats Is truly what Chicago underground Hip-Hop in the 90’s was about dope beats, bars, and sounding unique. Following in the footsteps of Common, All Natural and The Molemen. The Nacrobats became an institution for upcoming rappers, producers, dancers, artist, and party promoters of the time. Their DIY aesthetic and over 40+ releases (solo and as a collective) have laid the groundwork for many artists there today. Some of the members featured in this book are Open Mike Eagle, Psalm One, Thaione Davis, Infinito 2017, Damon Reed, and Kenny Keyz. “Nacrobats was the precursor to today's Chicago crews like Save Money (Vic Mensa/ Chance the Rapper) and Pivot Gang. (Saba)..in terms of being dedicated to the culture while progressing it. “ #culturepower45 #limitededition 
 
Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Pugs Atomz's extraordinary vision, and see the start of so many of Chicago's talented artists. Order your copy of "A Love Supreme" today and let the stories transport you to the emerging  90's  Chicago Hip Hop scene before streaming and social sites.