Danny Brown - Stardust (November 7, 2025) • Page 2

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by tdlyon, Sep 24, 2025.

  1. cj

    Prestigious Supporter

    admittedly haven't really dialed in on his last few but this seems very much my shit
     
  2. Slangster

    Won "Best Hog" at the Hog Shit Snarfing Contest Supporter

    Yeah this is awesome
     
  3. PauLo

    43% Burnt

    Yeah, this is great. Was worried I wasn't going to like it considering some of the features, but Danny rapping over hyperpop works so well.
     
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  4. Leftandleaving

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    this is easily his best in ten years, a little blown away
     
  5. I still love Quaranta even if it's less adventurous. I actually love that it's mostly low-key.
     
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  6. OotyPa

    fall away Supporter

    For sure. Dude has incredible range
     
  7. this is his best since Old
     
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  8. Cameron

    FKA nowFace Prestigious

    Agreed
     
  9. Cameron

    FKA nowFace Prestigious

    But I do prefer Old to XXX and his most recent stuff
     
  10. ghostedaway

    itchy, tasty Prestigious

    Really cool album
     
  11. Bane

    The spiciest meme

    The Atrocity Exhibition erasure here rn smh
     
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  12. It’s 3rd or 4th for me
     
  13. hollowmines

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    I don't like the quadeca-produced songs and the spoken interludes will perish at the hands of my copy of cool edit pro but there's some great stuff smattered throughout elsewhere.
     
  14. Leftandleaving

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    The spoken word interstitials are painful but the rest of this is unreal, easily some of the best shit I’ve heard all year
     
  15. Rowan5215

    An inconsequential shift as the continents drift.

    only heard Copycats so far but it's insanely good
     
  16. Rowan5215

    An inconsequential shift as the continents drift.

    kinda blows my mind that people don't like Quaranta, some of his most beautiful stuff on there
     
  17. Matt

    Living with the land Supporter

    This is awesome
     
  18. Rowan5215

    An inconsequential shift as the continents drift.

    yeah this thing goes, I had it on in the background playing Hades so I don't know all the song names but the first song, Lift You Up and the love my life one feel like career highlights. I'm just looping Lift You Up right now that song is absurd
     
  19. Slampiece

    @haysanchez

    This record rocks. He really doesn’t miss, loved all of his records. Wish he’d put the hybrid on streaming for more people to enjoy
     
  20. onionbubs

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    this probably falls in the middle of my danny ranking but every danny is great
     
  21. wisdomfordebris

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    I’m the weirdo who loves UKnoWhatImSayin? and thinks everything else is just pretty good, including this.
     
  22. onionbubs

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    his catalog is varied enough where i can understand that happening with any album of his tbh. im kinda that way with atrocity exhibition since that album has like a top 10 production job ive ever heard in any style. as much as i dig the other stuff, the musical scrapyard of that album just kinda gives me something i cant get from any other album

    my other fav of his goes in the opposite direction though lol, absolutely adore quaranta's slower side
     
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  23. beatingheartsbaby

    Ive been here before

    This isn’t really my thing at all unfortunately
     
  24. Bane

    The spiciest meme

    I don't particularly love it, feels like Pitchfork didn't know who to give the review to so they went to their go-to experimental/electronic guy since it crosses into that territory. It's sort of stuck between being too hyperpop/electronic influenced for their rap review people, but it's actually not as far into that on full listen so it's not experimental enough for this reviewer. I'd actually say Atrocity is more experimental than this, and that's not trying to knock this one for not being as much. I don't get the feeling Danny was trying to go as wild as the features list first indicate, and that his concept/themes of sobriety are what he was more focused on. He's surprisingly clear sounding for the majority of the album, I think he would have buried his bars in the production more if that was truly his aim.

    I don't think Danny's intent was to be "fully defacing and deterritorializing the electronic styles" as the reviewer suggests, so it not going as hard and crazy as stuff on Revengeseekerz or Frost Children's recent material doesn't bother me. I'm here for the Danny bars, and I think he delivers. All the while bringing in awesome collabs, which to the reviewer's credit he does highlight Danny doing in general and having a finger on the pulse of upcoming acts.
     
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