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The major record companies have seen their hegemony crumble rapidly since the breakthrough of the internet. A cat in a corner makes strange jumps and so it may be that majors increasingly draw internet types in the hope of quick success. The record The Money Store by the experimental group Death Grips from Califonia is an example of this. The album sounds like a cult classic from some obscure label. However, the debut will be released by . What they see in this record is not entirely clear. The stew (hip hop, rock, electro, noise) of Death Grips is certainly special. However, she is not at all contagious. The cacophony of bizarre sounds is mainly grist to the mill of people with an avant-garde taste. The indie blogs also praise the trio consisting of producers Zach Hill and Andy Morrin and rapper Stefan Burnett. Whether the public that still buys CDs and records will also run to the store for The Money Store is very much the question. In any case, it is a special (last?) Convulsion of a major record company anyway. (JE)more
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