Me: You only have one hour to live My doctor: What the fuck

It's MY schizophrenic episode and I choose the music

I've listened to a lot of "angry music" but I never feel like Death Grips is angry at me. I feel like they're angry at almost the same things I'm angry at

The fact this was their first album is fucking insane edit: I know it's technically a mixtape but it's basically an album lets be real

Me in 2011: This album makes me feel like I'm having a panic attack Me in 2021: I should put on Exmilitary while I do laundry

Industrial hip-hop beats to evade taxes/commit vehicular homicide to

Gonna turn my depression into schizophrenia 💪💪💪

If you're having a bad acid trip... just listen to this album at full volume. It will calm you down 100% guaranteed.

I haven’t payed taxes since 2004

musically, this record was the equivalent to discovering an abandoned spaceship in a backyard to me

This albom goes hard! I can literally feel Mc Ride coming inside of me

i saw death grips perform in 2018 and they started the set with Beware. the transition from manson to ride live was the most religious experience of my life.

This is the music my uncle puts on whenever he needs to heat his insulin in a spoon.

this album feels like taking lsd and realizing it was battery acid

This is the greatest drunk album ever. Listen to it if you are intoxicated by any substance. Truly a ball quaking experience.

The thing about Death Grips is that they always provide chaos on the surface, yet synchronicity underneath. It’s something so uniquely satisfying

I have a: [ ] motorcycle [ ] sleeping bag [ ] 10 or 15 girls [X] all of the above

It’s weird to think that David Bowie listened to this album and the other albums of death grips

This was my grandma favorite album back in the 40's

Death Grips is my happy music. For some reason whenever I feel secure and want to protect that feeling from crumbling (which always happens at some point, but it's 'right now I'm okay' that matters), I put on their music. It gives me kind of like a bird's pov on my imperfections, anger, madness and chaos. They all manifest themselves in the music, outside of my brain, and just sing for me. They don't pollute me, and instead free my head. I feel like it takes a lot of braveness and brains to conceive and then realize a project like Death Grips, not only cuz it's so groundbreaking and different, but also because not too many people can openly say or even come up with an idea that they need experimental, deafening, insane, straight up batshit crazy music to make them feel at ease. I was one of those people, and when I found this band, I felt understood without having to say a word. And for that, I thank you good sirs! :}

every day I cry because this isn't on Spotify

*Y O U N E E D T O V I B R A T E H I G H E R*

Showing this to a victorian child would vaporize it

The sample work on Klink is absolutely fucking insane

This is my favorite Kero Kero Bonito album, really surprised her voice can get so deep, but it's welcome nonetheless.

Imagine releasing one of the most innovative albums of all time for free and not even give people the option to donate money. That is a massive fucking flex holy shit.

You just had to be there, man. This dropped almost out of nowhere and absolutely blew shit up. You'll never recreate this kind of stuff again

taking the meanest shit of my life listening to Takyon

Man, Childish Gambino really let himself go

this mixtape feels like skating with both legs broken

This album actually puts me in such a positive and confident mood, thank you much Mr. Grips

Death Grips scratches my brain but in a good way. A lot of people will say it’s just noise but to me it sounds great and it’s what makes me keep coming back to them. Seriously one of the best things to happen to modern music IMO.

Time for my daily Charles Manson Pep Talk

I'm 3 months old and I listen to death grips. guess I'm just mature for my age 0.o

Starts out 10/10 then adds +10 every 10 seconds. Fantastic.

Sounds weird but this album and Bottomless Pit really helped me in a bad time. Just prior to 2020 I'd financially and emotionally exhausted myself trying to make a difficult relationship work, I'd worked hard and followed the rules all my life and was still in a position in which I couldn't even get a voluntary job working for local charities. So by the time lockdown rolled around I was broke, constantly angry and felt trapped 24/7. Then I discovered death grips and was like 'yeah this guy fucking gets it' and helped me power through and provided a warped motivational soundtrack as I slowly got my shit together. Having something that resonated that energy just really helped.

Yo this sounds like.

imagine you work at a recording studio and experimental drummer Zach Hill and a homeless guy he found on his street come in and start spitting fire

I hate KZfaq for not recommending this to me FOR TEN WHOLE YEARS

that run from takyon to culture shock might be one of my favorite 4 track run ever

*Homeless man yells at you rhythmically for 48 minutes straight while you're listening to some electronic music tracks.*

love the Joe Biden sample on Beware

Death Grips is the Dark Souls of music

This album changed the way my brain functions back when I first heard it in 2011. Like a sleeper agent waking up to the call.

Fun Fact: This image is of an aboriginal and it was carried around by Zach Hill in his wallet as a sign of strength, that’s why it is folded up like that.

Born in right generation

This mixtape has going 90 in a school zone energy. Jokes aside this mixtape has been one of my favorites since highschool.

This is my favorite album to listen to while playing American Truck Simulator

Beware is easily my favourite intro to anything.

i cant tell whether i like this music. but i just like someone screaming in my ear while i do homework.

This album for some reason was an important part of my happiest moments this year! And now that I feel very depressed, and with my heart shattered, I remembered Exmilitary! And I don't know, it makes me feel much better listen to this great album that I love with all my life!! 💖

This mixtape has given me several mental illnesses. Love it 10/10.

This album is just Patrick Star rapping about how angry he is

My cousin was into the group. Introduced me to them. I’d never heard this album in it’s entirety. My cousin took his life about few months ago. He was more like a brother. I just bought this record. And imma listen to it in hopes he’s around sometimes jamming with me. I’m here cause my cousin. Love you Glen.

Death Grips, thank you for preventing me from committing suicide 3 times. This music is what makes me feel better about myself. Sure, other people won't understand but it sure is nice music that actually keeps me calm for a while.

12 years old today. And still just as great as the first listen. 10/10 no skips record. Stay noided.

used to work on a farm and can indeed confirm that *this is* *MUSIC TO SCRAPE CHICKEN SHIT TO*

This whole album makes me want to call my dentist and tell him to say ahh.

Happy to know my horrible dad loves this album and he will never get to talk about it with me again. Ur welcome, Jeff.

Listening to this on the shitter during a nasty bout of Olive Garden diarrhea. Wish me luck.

i love how people complain about the "vocal style". yea, let's have someone rap in a monotone/passive voice over these beats.

This is the official soundtrack of opening cans of refried beans with a swiss army knife and throwing them over an overpass onto passing cars

Still hilarious to me that I used to ask my friend to turn down this music when I first started hearing it, and now it can never be loud enough

2nd day listening to death grips and i won't even lie i peed my pants

does this mcgrips guy ever stop yelling

Gonna be real, this is still their best album. They've made some masterpiece tracks since and the Money Store is an all time great, but it's hard to beat opening on a Charles Manson sample, following it with fucking Guillotine, and not letting off the gas from that second on. It's raw, it's hard, and years later I still feel this shit in my gut when I listen.

me in 2011: scawy 😖 me in 2023: morning commute album

Decided I was finally unstable enough to listen to this. FUCK it’s so good.

All samples: Beware: Charles Manson - “I Make The Money Man” Interview (1969) Jane’s Addiction - Up The Beach (1991) Dickie Burton - God Is Watching You (1974) Guillotine: No samples Spread Eagle Cross The Block: Link Wray & His Ray Men - Rumble (1958) Beastie Boys - You Gotta Fight for Your Right To Party (1986) Beastie Boys - Girls (1986) Lord of the Game: The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire (1968) Beastie Boys - Brass Monkey (1986) Blue Devils - The Ditty (2004) Takyon: Bad Brains - Supertouch/Shitfit (1982) Cutty Ranks - A Who Seh Me Dun (1992) Blue Devils - The Ditty (2004) Cut Throat: Death Grips - Death Grips (Next Grips) (2011) 2 Live Crew - Move Somethin’ (1988) Klink: The Castaways - Liar, Liar (1965) Black Flag - Rise Above (1981) Blue Devils - The Ditty (2004) Culture Shock: David Bowie - The Superman (Alternative Version) (1971) 5D: Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (1985) Thru The Walls: Ariel’s Painted Haunted Graffiti - Gettin’ High In The Morning (2006) Emre Bahadir - Mental Health Hotline (2009) Sun Ra - Space is the Place (1973) Half Life 2 - Combine Soldier Sound Effects (2004) Known for It: Apollo/Domain - Quest: A Long Ray’s Journey Into Light (1986) Magma - De Futura (1976) I Want It I Need It: Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive (1967) Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine (1967) Blood Creepin: No samples

This convinced me to start taking my medication again

i cant believe this was made then. it holds up like it was made tomorrow

All tracks are extremely great and addictive, but Beware is above fucking top!!!

I about to turn 63, and. Huh, totally forgot my point.

Saw this in recommended a few times over the years but I could never get into it except but the intro always intrigued me. Finally realized this album hits different when drunk this is so fucking dope.

Kind of tired of the homeless person narrative tbh. Can we talk about MC Ride's painting work and the drudgery of working a job that isnt aligned with your interests(apparently he worked in the food service industry too)

It's like I'm being chased around a gas station by a crackhead trying to tell me his life story

I can't believe death grips created music 1 year ago 🤯🤯

greatest mixtape ever recorded. shit slaps harder than most death metal.

Black Flag, Pink Floyd, Jane's Addiction, Link Wray.... can't knock the man's taste in samples.

Final day listening to this at McDonald's. I listened to it on every shift, and I've finally moved on from this god awful job, and it's bittersweet

Can’t really tell if it’s the music or the comments that make me come back every time.

The way Klink just vibes into Liar Liar at the end is just major

This is my favorite lincoln park album

What _is_ it like to experience Takyon tho It's presumably something like chewing 5 gum while getting kicked to death in an alley by four Hungarians

I've never listened to another death grips album, in full, I'm milking listening to this on repeat and then when I'm bored of it I'll listen to the next album. Its been 9 months or so listening to this quite regularly now so idk when I'm gonna get bored but hopefully the rest of their discography holds me the same way this does.

Im a soldier from Somaliland fighting for my country. This video was sent to me by a friend in the midst of heavy trench warfare. The charismatic expression of the man made me watch it at full volume under heavy gunfire and miraculously the fighting ceased slowly until the only sound resonating over battlefield was this song. Everybody came out of their trenches dancing and singing along. We were laughing and hugging each other while this video was playing in the background. I showed an enemy soldier a picture of my wife and child. For exactly 4 minutes and 21 seconds there was no war in Somaliland. After the video ended we all hugged, shook each others hands and crawIed back into the trenches. I just wanted to say thank you!

Video was auto-playing and this was the next up. It was late, roughly 4am and I had KZfaq up in the background. I was gonna click off but I heard Charles Manson's voice at the beginning to I decided to give it a shot. First song BEWARE was so fucking fire, all of a sudden it was nearly an hour later, and I've listened to the whole album and dont remember what planet I'm on. 10/10, underrated.

I love how he samples everything from the Beastie Boys to hardcorepunk bands like Black Flag. It just fits the general weirdness of this.

Been listening to this since i was 14 and getting to hear them play Spread Eagle Cross the Block and Takyon live last week was an out of body experience

This will be the album to define my 2024

I think I like this slightly more than The Money Store. It has a raw and dark atmosphere that is difficult to match. "Beware" alone is the kind of song I can imagine myself doing coke to.

I have no idea if I like this or not but for some reason I can't stop listening to it

happy 13th birthday to this album

Throwback to one year ago when I was suicidal and now I'm about to get a job most people would kill for

This album triggers my fight or flight response

Sounds like if Rap and Punk got drunk and they had an unintended pregnancy.

I wish death grips were less known so I could feel cool listening to obscure music

One of the best debut albums of all time, absolutely incredible album

I saw them in Manhattan in 2015, im still healing.

this is my favorite song on exmilitary