On these ten tracks, they’ve harnessed the unbridled energy of Government Plates into their most fully formed songs since Money, which helps justify their bluster.

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With ‘Jenny Death’, they’ve made their most accessible album to date.

It lunges at you instead of inviting you to find the thrills in its detritus. It’s their most punk album, both musically and in function.

The beauty of Jenny Death, and of the Death Grips story itself, is that it testifies to the fundamental tension between the private and public functions of art.

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hmj

Before actually digging into this review, there's a few key concepts I wish get out of the way about how I enjoy albums:

Firstly, your composition may be the most well-executed, complex and 'talented' piece of music ever created, but if you perform it or create it without putting your heart and soul into it, it will be obvious and will never have that little "extra kick" over other albums.

Secondly, the reason why most of us (as in, members of this site) listen to albums rather than ... read more

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LetalShertly

My god are the vibes on this impeccable. Songs like "Centuries of Damn" and "The Powers That B" really sells this release for me. Just overall a very surreal experience that I think Death Grips really hit the nail on the head.

ka1

On GP and The Powers That B and (HUGE maybe) DG 2.0 are the only tracks worth listening to.

9mo

reedy ( :] )

Edit: This aged like milk, now I love it so much lol

Even though I prefer NOTM, Jenny Death is a pretty wild ride, even if it gets a little bit repetitive for me. On GP is stellar tho

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