K.M.D. was a groundbreaking hip-hop trio from New York active during the late 1980s and early 1990s, known for their innovative production, socially conscious lyrics, and distinctive comic book-inspired aesthetic. The group, featuring MF DOOM, Rodan, and DJ Sub-Z, released the cult classic album "Mr. Hood" in 1991 before disbanding, leaving a lasting influence on underground hip-hop. Despite their brief existence, K.M.D. is remembered as pioneers who helped shape the alternative hip-hop sound and inspired countless artists in the decades that followed.
