Danny Brown is Mission XXX Impossiblenot particularly interested in prolonging your suffering or arbitrary music industry standards, so his highly anticipated album, Atrocity Exhibition, is available on Spotify and Apple Music three days ahead of its scheduled release.
The followup to 2013's Oldfeatures Kendrick Lamar, Earl Sweatshirt and all the mischief you'd expect. But, as he told Rolling Stone, "I'm pretty much the main star of this show, as always."
Atrocity Exhibitionis Brown's first album for Warp Records. The rapper took the album title from the Joy Division song of the same name, and lists the Talking Heads, System of a Down, Björk and Curb Your Enthusiasmamong some the influences of his twisted symphony.
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Enjoy Brown's trippy video for "When It Rain" below:
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