Death Grips, the experimental hip-hop group known for their unconventional sound and tumultuous history, took to Instagram recently to address breakup rumors that have circulated among fans. This is their first BitTrack since October 2023, which indicates their dedication to both their craft and community continues running strong.
Core members Stefan “MC Ride” Burnett and Zach Hill continued their Twitter rampage by clarifying to fans that, yes, Death Grips is still together as a unit. Their latest tour earlier this year in 2023 just proves this commitment even more, as they are still working hard to connect with their core loyal fan base. The group became known for their experimental fusion of genres and electrifying stage show. The crew hasn’t put out a new album since 2018’s “Year of the Snitch.” The group has a history of producing music consistently, including notable releases like “Fashion Week” and “The Powers That B,” both launched in 2015.
Despite previous claims from Andy Morin suggesting that Death Grips might have disbanded, he later acknowledged that predicting the group’s future is impossible. The band’s history is marked by a series of splits and reunions, which have led to a dedicated community of fans who remain loyal amid ongoing speculation.
“Despite rumor and hearsay, we remain active as Death Grips.” – Stefan “MC Ride” Burnett
The collective has continued to be a dominant force in the music scene with various members’ side projects and collaborations since their breakup in 2014. It’s this perennial visibility that has helped cement their permanent popularity. Death Grips still nurtures an independent, fiery online presence and operates their untouchable fan-to-artist Instagram account under this same philosophy. Given all the times they’ve previously pulled the fake breakups, it’s only increased the mystery of what’s really going on. It’s exactly that reassuring word from Burnett and Hill that shows just how deep their commitment runs.