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The band also uploaded it to multiple file-sharing sites, and music videos for every song were uploaded to the band's YouTube page. Known for It" contains elements taken from the 1986 short animated film "Quest: A Long Ray's Journey Into Light" and samples of "De Futura", written and performed by Magma. Death Grips officially announced the completion of The Powers That B via their Facebook page, as well as revealing the album artwork in October. The other people here seem to have not had problems with skipping or bumps, so mine just might've been unlucky. Larry Fitzmaurice for Pitchfork described the disc as "the band's least intense album," and stated: "it's hard to shake the feeling that Death Grips might benefit from a change in aesthetic and conceptual focus.

Without new tricks and fresh aggression, Death Grips risk coming across as safe and ordinary, a mess of broken teeth summarily replaced by a gap-toothed smile. Yeah I like the sound of this record, I’ve come to enjoy all the boisterous sounds that come from Death Grips discography. The cover of Black Google features a heavily darkened version of the cover of Exmilitary with the word "Exmilitary" replaced with "Black Google". This replica is a perfect version in terms of the vinyl itself; it sounds identical as far as i can tell. The same day, the group announced on their Facebook that they 'might make some more', hinting that they intend to continue making music.His full length debut on Daptone Records is equal parts raw feeling and elegance and exudes confidence and charm.

It showed the group, rehearsing the following songs: "I Break Mirrors with My Face in the United States", "Inanimate Sensation", "Turned Off", "Why a Bitch Gotta Lie" and "Lock Your Doors". Other tracks released as music videos include "Known for it", "Culture Shock", "Lord of the Game", "Spread Eagle Cross the Block", "Takyon (Death Yon)", and "Beware". Album's original picture sleeve is housed inside a black textured plastic outer sleeve with a warning about its explicit nature.

described the lyrical nature of the second disc as "representative of outward action and thought more than internalization," writing that the incorporation of live instruments is a welcome addition alongside the group's aggressive electronics. In one very positive review, John Calvert of Drowned in Sound focused on the mentality of the character that the album revolves around and how it reflects the inner nature of man, citing the lyricism and sound production as being focal points around this sound and style.