The Death Set's 2008 album "Worldwide" is a raw, high-energy statement that fused punk and hip-hop with a distinctive, frantic electronic edge. It captured the band at their most vital and confrontational.
- "Worldwide" was recorded in various locations, including a makeshift studio in a Brooklyn apartment. The album features guest appearances from members of other notable punk and hip-hop acts. It was praised for its uncompromising sound and aggressive production.
- The album was released on Counter Records, an imprint of Ninja Tune. It received positive reviews from underground music publications, which highlighted its unique sonic experimentation. The Death Set supported the album with extensive touring, further cementing their reputation for intense live performances.
- Despite its critical acclaim within certain circles, "Worldwide" did not achieve widespread commercial success. The album's raw and abrasive sound was seen by some as a departure from more mainstream trends in both rock and hip-hop at the time. Its influence can be heard in later acts that blended electronic music with aggressive, genre-bending aesthetics.
The Death Set is a Brooklyn-based band that blends punk and hip-hop influences. They are known for their chaotic live shows and energetic sound.
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