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Album · 2015

Fashion Week

by Death Grips

Fashion Week is a 2015 deconstructed club album by Death Grips. It runs 14 tracks across 48 minutes on Harvest.

Deconstructed Club · Electronic · Electro-Industrial

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14
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48 min
Runtime
125 bpm
Tempo
A# major
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Fashion Week is an instrumental album that was self released by Death Grips via their website in 2015. The album's release was shrouded in mystery since the band was supposedly broken up and the conclusion to their double album "The Powers That B", their supposed final release according to the band, had yet to surface. The song titles, follow as: "Runway J", "Runway E" and so on; spelling out the phrase "JENNY DEATH WHEN", in reference to the second half of The Powers That B. Fashion week is the first and only album to not feature any vocals from front man MC Ride. The cover of the release features an image of Sua Yoo, the artist who designed the band's cover art for The Money Store.

In brief

When was Fashion Week released?
Fashion Week was released in 2015 on Harvest.
How many tracks are on Fashion Week?
Fashion Week has 14 tracks, with a runtime of 48 minutes.
What genre is Fashion Week?
Fashion Week is catalogued under Deconstructed Club, Electronic, Electro-Industrial.
What BPM is Fashion Week?
Fashion Week runs at a median tempo of 125 BPM across its tracks, most often in A# major, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Fashion Week?
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