“Danny Brown returns with one of the wildest hip hop albums ever recorded.”
“Atrocity Exhibition can be seen as the third work in a trilogy that began with XXX. Here, Danny Brown's songs of pain and release are accompanied by dense sonics from all over the musical map.”
“Danny Brown finds a connection with Ian Curtis on the spectacular Atrocity Exhibition”
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“If this was anyone else, you might say that the pressure is on. But for Danny Brown, an artist who only came to mainstream attention at the age of 30, you get the sense that he’s taking each step with a sizeable pinch of salt. Having followed 2011’s ‘XXX’ – a second LP that saw him step up as the poet laureate of Detroit’s ugly underbelly – with 2013’s excellent ‘Old’, a record that grappled with ”
“One of the more chaotic and psychologically intense records ever created. Danny Brown raps about his addiction, fame, and paranoia he suffered early in his career. The entire album feels like a descent into madness and instability, with Danny documenting this spiral brutally. This leads me to what I believe is one of the most striking aspects of this record is the production. Danny raps over warped samples, industrial beats, and chaotic rhythms. Many albums with such bold and experimental production end up sacrificing lyrical depth. That is absolutely not the case here, as Danny’s lyricism remains sharp and elite, painting a portrait of a mind slowly unraveling into psychosis. Not many artists could create such an experiment and create a masterpiece. This album is an easy 10/10 for me.”
“Atrocity Exhibition is an album by rapper “Danny Brown” and i must say, this is amazing. almost every song on here is perfect, the only two i dont like are White Lines and Get Hi. My favorites are Really Doe, Ain’t It Funny, When It Rain, Tell Me What I Dont Know and Dance In The Water.”
“It felt like he only had one flow, cadence, and sound (especially on features ffs) but he’s grown on me a bit. Favorites: Tell me what I don’t know, really doe, lost, ain’t it funny, pneumonia, from the ground, hell for it”
“Amazing album. Not as good as debut imo but lots of pushing boundaries here”
