Suddenly released on January 4th, 2015, this full-length soundtrack was the… Read Full Bio ↴Suddenly released on January 4th, 2015, this full-length soundtrack was the first project to exclude Death Grips' frontman, MC Ride. As a result, all tracks are solely instrumental, letting the odd synthetic noise of Andy Morin and the drums of Zach Hill fuel the project instead.
Fashion Week gets its name from the fashion industry event where fashion designers or brands show their collections in various runways. Each track also starts with “Runway,” tying in the album to a fashion event even more.
The album was released between the two halves of the double LP The Powers That B, After releasing the first half of the LP, Death Grips did not provide a release date for the second half. As a result, fans grew very agitated, creating and spamming a new phrase, “Jenny Death when” over any mention of Death Grips at the time.
In response, each track title on Fashion Week was accompanied by a letter, causing the tracklisting to acrostically spell, “JENNYDEATHWHEN,” Jenny Death being the second half of the LP. This naming scheme referenced and mocked clamoring fans, while at the same time informing people that the wait for the album was not much longer—and this soundtrack quenched the fans' thirst for a short period of time.
Initially, Fashion Week was only available on Death Grips' website, thirdworlds.net, but was eventually released on iTunes and Spotify on May 6th, 2016.
Fashion Week gets its name from the fashion industry event where fashion designers or brands show their collections in various runways. Each track also starts with “Runway,” tying in the album to a fashion event even more.
The album was released between the two halves of the double LP The Powers That B, After releasing the first half of the LP, Death Grips did not provide a release date for the second half. As a result, fans grew very agitated, creating and spamming a new phrase, “Jenny Death when” over any mention of Death Grips at the time.
In response, each track title on Fashion Week was accompanied by a letter, causing the tracklisting to acrostically spell, “JENNYDEATHWHEN,” Jenny Death being the second half of the LP. This naming scheme referenced and mocked clamoring fans, while at the same time informing people that the wait for the album was not much longer—and this soundtrack quenched the fans' thirst for a short period of time.
Initially, Fashion Week was only available on Death Grips' website, thirdworlds.net, but was eventually released on iTunes and Spotify on May 6th, 2016.
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