something new from Death Grips.
Death Grips have uploaded a series of mysterious videos onto their YouTube page. There are five versions of a video called “No Hands”, each of which has what sounds to be original music and home video footage
Watch Death Grips’ 13-minute short film/video for “Come up and get me”, filmed during the duo’s wild stint at L.A.’s Chateau Marmont last year.
Death Grips’ The Money Store, featuring the track “I’ve Seen Footage”, is #9 on our Top 50 Albums of 2012.
"Say you were being bullied in school: If you have our music in your headphones, no one is really bullying you anymore. It’s like taking a pill that makes you super-human. The music has emotional suffering on the darker and deeper side of what the human experience is like, but it’s also a beast— you could take a bite out of a bowl while listening to it."
— Death Grips talk to Jenn Pelly in our latest feature interview.
Thanks to this email leaked via Death Grips’ Facebook, we now know that the free release of their cock-covered album NO LOVE DEEP WEB was not a marketing stunt by their label, Epic. Either that, or this email is part of the marketing stunt, amirite?!
In his review of Death Grips’ new NO LOVE DEEP WEB, Grayson Currin looks past the cock on the cover and gets to the album’s nihilistic core.
Death Grips up the NSFW ante by putting a penis on the cover of their new album, NO LOVE DEEP WEB, which you can listen to in full right here.
"We had an amazing moment when we were finalizing the record. We had signed the contract, and he compared our music to Whitney Houston. We were tripping out; it was actually a heavy deal. He was talking about the emotional pull— the feeling, not the literal sound— the true fucking shit that you strike on. […] I took it as a massive compliment because the dude is on this primal level right there with us. He was able to go beyond these stigmas and attachments and he knew we wouldn’t be threatened by something like that— that we would know what he was talking about when he said that right after her passing."
— Zach Hill of Death Grips, talking about meeting with Epic Chairman/CEO L.A. Reid. Read Jayson Greene’s interview.
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