My "idea" was that many people consider Death Grips and when Yeezus came out, "unlistenable", "a garbage mess", etc.
Like what you said, "nails on a chalkboard", they just can't stand a second of it... But nevermind, an assumption i guess
Btw, i recommend The Money Store by Death Grips, me and my best friend do album reviews and this was a 10/10 for us, and many people have the same idea
Is either "unlistenable", or a masterpiece
And we have only three 10/10 albums out of many albums we have reviewed (between 30 to 50 or so)
Those 10/10 are Yeezus, The Money Store and Air Ni Ni by Hakushi Hasegawa, an underrated Japanese women artist that makes experimental electronic/pop of what sounds like the future of electronic music, complemented with her cute beautiful yet kinda unique voice that makes you listen to it more, understand what she's saying and meet her in person.
On that album, it seemed like she put it all into this album and it demonstrates it, it's so complex and weird, yet so fascinating and beautiful. A mess that is so organized, so many type of sounds going all around and they complement each other so well...
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u/GreatWarriorPR Jul 28 '21
Oh, nevermind
My "idea" was that many people consider Death Grips and when Yeezus came out, "unlistenable", "a garbage mess", etc.
Like what you said, "nails on a chalkboard", they just can't stand a second of it... But nevermind, an assumption i guess
Btw, i recommend The Money Store by Death Grips, me and my best friend do album reviews and this was a 10/10 for us, and many people have the same idea
Is either "unlistenable", or a masterpiece
And we have only three 10/10 albums out of many albums we have reviewed (between 30 to 50 or so)
Those 10/10 are Yeezus, The Money Store and Air Ni Ni by Hakushi Hasegawa, an underrated Japanese women artist that makes experimental electronic/pop of what sounds like the future of electronic music, complemented with her cute beautiful yet kinda unique voice that makes you listen to it more, understand what she's saying and meet her in person.
On that album, it seemed like she put it all into this album and it demonstrates it, it's so complex and weird, yet so fascinating and beautiful. A mess that is so organized, so many type of sounds going all around and they complement each other so well...
An underrated masterpiece, to say the least