Danny Brown couldn't wait any longer and has dropped his new album, Atrocity Exhibition, days before the project's scheduled release date.
Just last week, the Detroit native stopped by Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show to preview a significant amount of the album, detailing each song's meaning in a track by track breakdown. The pair covered early favorite "Really Doe" featuring Kendrick Lamar, who Brown credits with turning out the song into a full blown finished product, along with Ab-Soul and Earl Sweatshirt. They also debuted "Downward Spiral," "Hell for It," "Ain't It Funny, "Dance in the Water," and the the album's signature weed song according to Brown, "Get Hi" featuring B-Real.
The entire album process took 2 years to write and a year to record, according to Brown who is answered all questions about the project and more in a Twitter Q&A #AskDannyBrown talking all about the album and answering fans' questions that cover everythin from his favorite new school rappers (Isaiah Rashad, Vince Staples) to rappers that people are sleeping on to his favorite System of a Down song, who he previously said inspired his latest album.
Stream the album in its entirety featuring Kendrick, Ab-Soul, Earl Sweatshirt, Petite Noir, Kelela, and B-Real below or grab it on iTunes.
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