Another step forward for Death Grips, a group that seems to have walked over the horizon and out of sight albums ago.
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.
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.