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Hailing from Sacramento, California, Death Grips was formed in late 2010 and consists of vocalist Stefan Burnett and production team Zach Hill & Andy Morin. Their track ?Guillotine? became Time Out NY?s No.1 single of 2011. As a follow up to their critically acclaimed debut Ex Military, Death Grips release two albums on 2012 on Epic Records. The Money Store will includes the new song ?Blackjack?. The live setup consists of Burnett on vocals, Morin on keyboards and Hill on drums. Even given the stellar company ? Odd Future, The Weeknd, A$AP Rocky et al ? Death Grips stood out in hip hop circles in 2011. Actually, the trio (vocalist/rapper Stefan Burnett aka MC Ride and the production team of Andy Morin, under the alias Flatlander, and Zach Hill, the drummer for Hella) didn?t so much stand out as pummel and bludgeon with their debut album/mixtape Exmilitary, featuring the astonishing single Guillotine, accompanied by a video that fully expressed the group?s jittery hyperanxiety and sense of a micro-paramilitary unit holed up in their native Sacramento, not so much waiting for the bomb to drop as assuming that it already has. Talking of bombs... On this, the first of two albums due for release this year, Death Grips achieve the density and intensity of several Bomb Squads, Public Enemy?s famous production wing. The Money Store may be their first recording since signing to Sony, but it hardly betrays signs of softening before their new paymasters. If anything, what you lose in sonic impact you gain in range: Hill and Morin seem to invent new rhythms and textures on each track. Opener Get Got is madly inventive, crammed with ideas, art rap masquerading as aural thuggery. Like most everything here, it will stun even those familiar with the more far-out output of the Def Jux label, a crush collision of extreme electronica, industrial and metal: imagine Throbbing Gristle in a grinder with Tricky, Slayer and El-P. Dubstep, ghetto tech, juke, punk and, oddly, synth-pop are also part of Death Grips? aural maelstrom: I?ve Seen Footage is like some long-lost Gary Numan hit from a distant planet where Are ?Friends? Electric? became the pop blueprint over Love Me Do, while The Cage evokes the dystopian futurescapes conjured by the early Human League. Sometimes they synthesise new hybrids. What is that sound on Lost Boys? Avant-dancehall? Industrial slo-core? As for the words, it's tricky making them out, but given the context it is hard not to conclude that there is an overall dissatisfaction with the status quo, a sort of disgust fetishism and biblical bile as MC Ride declaims as though from a pulpit from within a church in flames: Death Grips invite such fanciful, apocalyptic extrapolations. F*** That encapsulates DG?s worldview, and their language of dissent and alienation. With their siege mentality, they are arguably a new paradigm, obviously oblivious to the usual trappings of rap, a grievous counter to the culture of consumerism and acquisition. The track System Blower is well titled: it, like so much around it, threatens to blow your speakers with every maximalist second. Bring the noise? It?s already here. --Paul Lester Find more music at the BBC This link will take you off in a new window The Money Store [VINYL] Click here to see description Fast Shipping Great
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We are able to provide next day delivery for our orders 99% of the time for orders before noon on week days. However, in some cases the delivery may be slightly delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. Feel free to contact us anytime to ask for a status update on delivery - we always get back to you as quickly as possible. If the delivery is delayed, we give you the option to cancel your order and receive full refund for the item if you prefer. 

 

We cannot ship to the following areas: Channel Islands, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Scilly Isles, Scottish, Highlands, Scottish Islands, Northern Ireland. This is because our carriers do not allow shipping certain products (e.g. liquids, sprays and batteries) to these locations. In case we receive an order from the above areas, we will still attempt to deliver but cannot guarantee our usual delivery time.

 

We cannot combine shipping, and there is no local pickup. Additionally, our carriers do not provide shipping to certain postcodes. Please contact us if you are unsure whether your postcode is included in our shipping policy. 

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You can track your order by clicking the "View order details" link on the listing that you're receiving. Please allow up to 24 hours for order processing. If you have a problem tracking your order or have not received your item, please contact us before opening a request and we will reply to your query always within 24 hours - usually much quicker!

 

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We work hard with all of our customers to ensure that they are getting an excellent shopping experience. Refunds are available for returned items. We accept returns within 30 days from the date you receive your item. If you do have a concern or want to return an item please contact us before opening a return case. Return cases negatively affect selling accounts and we will professionally handle your concerns/returns.

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Communication is KEY to helping us give you the best experience. The best way to contact us is through eBay messages. We work very hard to ensure that our customers are taken care of and always reply to you within 24 hours. As an eBay selling company feedback is our bread and butter. Please contact us with any concerns or problems that you encounter before leaving negative/neutral feedback! We will do our best to turn any less than satisfactory experience into a positive one. If you are happy with our transaction please leave us positive feedback.

Thank you for visiting our ebay store!

Hailing from Sacramento, California, Death Grips was formed in late 2010 and consists of vocalist Stefan Burnett and production team Zach Hill & Andy Morin. Their track ?Guillotine? became Time Out NY?s No.1 single of 2011. As a follow up to their critically acclaimed debut Ex Military, Death Grips release two albums on 2012 on Epic Records. The Money Store will includes the new song ?Blackjack?. The live setup consists of Burnett on vocals, Morin on keyboards and Hill on drums. Even given the stellar company ? Odd Future, The Weeknd, A$AP Rocky et al ? Death Grips stood out in hip hop circles in 2011. Actually, the trio (vocalist/rapper Stefan Burnett aka MC Ride and the production team of Andy Morin, under the alias Flatlander, and Zach Hill, the drummer for Hella) didn?t so much stand out as pummel and bludgeon with their debut album/mixtape Exmilitary, featuring the astonishing single Guillotine, accompanied by a video that fully expressed the group?s jittery hyperanxiety and sense of a micro-paramilitary unit holed up in their native Sacramento, not so much waiting for the bomb to drop as assuming that it already has. Talking of bombs... On this, the first of two albums due for release this year, Death Grips achieve the density and intensity of several Bomb Squads, Public Enemy?s famous production wing. The Money Store may be their first recording since signing to Sony, but it hardly betrays signs of softening before their new paymasters. If anything, what you lose in sonic impact you gain in range: Hill and Morin seem to invent new rhythms and textures on each track. Opener Get Got is madly inventive, crammed with ideas, art rap masquerading as aural thuggery. Like most everything here, it will stun even those familiar with the more far-out output of the Def Jux label, a crush collision of extreme electronica, industrial and metal: imagine Throbbing Gristle in a grinder with Tricky, Slayer and El-P. Dubstep, ghetto tech, juke, punk and, oddly, synth-pop are also part of Death Grips? aural maelstrom: I?ve Seen Footage is like some long-lost Gary Numan hit from a distant planet where Are ?Friends? Electric? became the pop blueprint over Love Me Do, while The Cage evokes the dystopian futurescapes conjured by the early Human League. Sometimes they synthesise new hybrids. What is that sound on Lost Boys? Avant-dancehall? Industrial slo-core? As for the words, it's tricky making them out, but given the context it is hard not to conclude that there is an overall dissatisfaction with the status quo, a sort of disgust fetishism and biblical bile as MC Ride declaims as though from a pulpit from within a church in flames: Death Grips invite such fanciful, apocalyptic extrapolations. F*** That encapsulates DG?s worldview, and their language of dissent and alienation. With their siege mentality, they are arguably a new paradigm, obviously oblivious to the usual trappings of rap, a grievous counter to the culture of consumerism and acquisition. The track System Blower is well titled: it, like so much around it, threatens to blow your speakers with every maximalist second. Bring the noise? It?s already here. --Paul Lester Find more music at the BBC This link will take you off in a new window The Money Store [VINYL]