All Boro Kings

All Boro Kings is the debut studio album by American rock band Dog Eat Dog, released in 1994 on Roadrunner Records. The project showcases an aggressive fusion of rap-metal and hardcore influences that resonated across multiple continents. The album achieved significant commercial success, moving over 600,000 copies worldwide and earning gold certification in the Netherlands, with particular traction in European markets including Germany and the UK.

The album's momentum was driven by standout tracks like "Who's the King?" and "No Fronts," which received heavy rotation on MTV Europe and helped establish the band's crossover appeal. The project features a notable vocal collaboration with Darryl Jenifer of the legendary Bad Brains, adding credibility to the band's fusion of punk, metal, and hip-hop aesthetics. All Boro Kings remains a defining entry in 1990s alternative metal and helped establish Dog Eat Dog as a distinctive voice in the rap-metal landscape.