Alchemist & Evidence Team up with Action Bronson for ‘Mums in the Garage’

The Step Brothers (The Alchemist and Evidence) are set to release their collaborative project 'Lord Steppington,' which is due out in stores Jan. 21. The duo just released a new single called 'Mums in the Garage' featuring Action Bronson.

On the track, Bam Bam comes through with an irreverent rhyme that consists of girl scout cookies, dodging cops, getting a testicular exam, smoking weed and having sex with fairies.

Then Alchemist follows with a crazy verse in which he name-drops Al Bundy and Jimmy Walker. "The city stalker with a violent life, silent knife / Uptown escape, but this ain’t Harlem this is solemn nights," he raps.

Meanwhile, the Alchemist spits hardcore rhymes about removing body parts. "Mad man I rip up stages / Specialize in removing lips and faces," he raps, adding, "Karate chop the nipple off your chest / Ring the alarm this is not a test."

If you like this throwback-sounding joint, peep the duo's previous tracks, 'Ron Carter' and 'Nothing to See/Hear.'

The Step Brothers’ LP, 'Lord Steppington,' boasts guest appearances from Roc Marciano, Styles P, Fashawn and Blu. The album is available for pre-order via iTunes.

Listen to Step Brothers' (Evidence & The Alchemist) New Song Mums in the Garage' Feat. Action Bronson