Government Plates

AlbumNov 13 / 201311 songs, 35m 41s99%
Industrial Hip Hop Glitch Hop Abstract Hip Hop Deconstructed Club
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8.4 / 10

Death Grips' fourth album Government Plates loudly reestablishes the band as a group freed by having no ideals whatsoever, making music without a past about a present with no future. It isn’t defined by dissonance, volume, or abrasion so much as discomfort, Death Grips trying to figure out how to advance a sound that won’t stay still.

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Released for free and without warning, the experimental hip hop group’s latest is another manic parody of tune.

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If cancelled shows and major label snubs are anything to go by, budding Death Grips initiates would be wise to expect the unexpected. Case in point: Government Plates, the Sacramento trio's latest misanthropic statement to the world, was simply posted online with no prior hype.

Government Plates is another fascinating, frustrating, full-throttle effort from Death Grips.

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We’ve talked a lot about Death Grips this year.

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Death Grips - Government Plates review: Unshackled.