Death Grips - Year Of The Snitch flac mp3 download

I'm gonna echo what everyone else has said -- this sounds WAY better on vinyl than digital. Like, considerably better. Almost feels like a different album.

My copy turned up today (Canada), as with everyone it didn't come with any tracking information. Pressing is absolutely killer, I've played the album several times over on Spotify through my sound system while waiting for this vinyl, and this pressing sounds way better on vinyl than it does digitally. There is some surface noise that can be heard during some of the quiet moments, ex: during the intro of Dilemma, but this probably could be solved by giving it a quick clean. There aren't any pops or anything like that. The colour is awesome and the cover art is awesome. Definitely get this pressing if you can.

My pressing sounds fantastic, in fact the mastering sounds better than it did digitally. I took the advice from the other comment on here and cleaned off my copy before spinning it. The hole in the corner is cut small but if you rotate it side to side while you lift it off you shouldn’t have too much trouble. Also can confirm that my copy has some black streaks throughout the green.

Oh good call, I'll have to try the same thing thanks

I use a pen / pencil to widen the hole. Easy fix.

My copy turned up in the UK today. Great bottle green with black streaks, basically as flat as a pancake. Really like the reversible mouth cover for the cutout outer sleeve. Turned up in decent condition, but the cover corners are all a little bent inwards, not sure if anyone else's are? But apart from that, its a nice package!

Mine turned up the exact same way, expect little black streaks (almost like dots) Sounds great still!

This is one of my favorite pressings of any record I own. The packaging is amazing, and the green color of the record looks stunning. My copy has no noticeable surface noise throughout, and the mastering for the vinyl version of this album is absolutely fantastic. The album sounds much sharper and less lo-fi than it does on digital, and the bass is extremely full while still being balanced. You can hear so many more details on vinyl than you can on digital. I've never heard an album be so transformed between digital, cassette and vinyl, and this is definitely my preferred way of listening to it.

So, positives out the way. I love the packaging, the cut out sleeve with the alternate reversed artwork is really neat. The record seems to have been mixed well on the transfer to vinyl as well, there's a good bassy sound to the low end parts of the album while also maintaining the weird lo-fi clipped sound that the album brought initially, so that's a plus. However, the positives run out immediately after that as the pressing itself is reaaaaally bad.First of all, the center hole is cut way too small. I had to scrape the hole with a knife so that i could even put it on my spindle. Secondly, my copy seems to have been pressed off center, the needle is CONSTANTLY moving back and forth during play. It's embarrassing. Finally, the audio quality just isn't up to snuff. There are TONS of popping and static throughout the album even though it's fresh out the sleeve, a lot of pops are just too damn loud to even ignore.Maybe I just got very unlucky but I can't really recommend picking this up, at least not this (now incredibly expensive) green variant. If you see a black variant of this at your record store, pick it up and pray that you don't run into the issues I had.

Got my copy and I think you genuinely got unlucky. Very clear sound (could be more rich, but far from bad), no surface noise or static after using an anti-static brush before play. Needle holds steady during play. Only relatable issue is the centre hole being snug. I could still slip it onto my spindle without needing to expand the hole, and is way easier to place than you average italo house record haha