SCARING THE HOES

Pitchfork 7.1/10 The iconoclastic rappers collide on a JPEG-produced joint album that plays things fast and loose.

The Needle Drop 9/10 Pleasing the melon.

The Line of Best Fit 9/10 A compilation of wicked, synaptic beats bleeding together in the more welcoming moments, but for the most part this is a project that deals in one thing and one thing only – frantic energy.

Rolling Stone 4/5 The Detroit rapper and eccentric electronic producer create blistering chaos, reflecting a world on the edge.

DIY 5/5 For a project that could have held unreasonable expectations, it overdelivers time and time again.

All Music 4.5/5 It's crowded, confusing, ridiculous music, but despite its scary intentions, the album's renegade production and impressive performances make it more exciting than frightening.

Clash 9/10 A nerve-jangling experience, it could well rank as their masterpiece.

The Guardian 4/5 New York’s Jpegmafia and Detroit’s Danny Brown transmit from hip-hop’s hinterland, in a bacchanal of inspired noise and topical chat that’s the definition of ‘not for everybody’.

Spectrum Culture 70% Technical flaws be damned, Brown and Peggy came together to give the fans exactly what they want, and the hoes what they don’t.