No Love Deep Web is the second studio album by experimental hip hop group Death Grips. Originally called No Love, it was announced along with their debut album, titled The Money Store, that was released on April 24, 2012. On August 12, 2012, Death Grips announced that the album title was changed from No Love to No Love Deep Web. The album was initially scheduled for an October 23, 2012 release, however, the group self-released the album online for free after their record label, Epic, supposedly pushed the album's release to 2013, causing the band to break contract with the Read more on Last.fm.
I’m not sure what happens to my brain when I listen to ‘No Love Deep Web’, but I think I like it. It’s an astounding effort for its disorienting effect alone, but you’ll also be head bobbing harder than you ever have before—involuntarily.
As advertised – it feels like an absence of love or any real higher-order emotion (raw and primal as it may be), and it certainly sounds as if culled from the deepest, darkest, dirtiest of the deep web. You know how, in Irreversible, you didn’t realize how that low noise was making you physically sick? It’s kind of the same principle: you’re engrossed for the duration, but in the silence of the end, you’re deeply unsettled and even a bit disoriented. It’s a great record.