“We Buy Diabetic Test Strips,” their sixth studio album, captures why Armand Hammer is one of the most dynamic underground rap groups in the country.
and colorful compared to their trademark maximalist abrasion. “We Buy Diabetic Test Strips,” for which they worked with multiple producers, including DJ Haram and JPEGMafia, is back to that chaos and directness.is lean because it is one producer. So, we didn’t want to do the same thing twice,” explains Elucid. “[“We Buy Diabetic Test Strips”] is sprawling and fits into the idea of a secret network, secret economy — so the songs have a winding kind of feel that will show up in the songs.
“The era that we started was so strange,” Elucid says. “Shows were not really booking rap acts. It’s a little bit different. Doors were shut then. So, it was like: “Am I still going to be here?”
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