As previously stated, Music is a great form of getting ideas out and challenging current hierarchy however, I hold the opinion that sometimes Music can in of itself be establishment and cause issues with a lack of diverse range and intellectual discussion in a vast majority of Popular Music. I highly dislike the idea of only hearing one aspect of an opinion and or idea as it causes indoctrination and overall a prejudiced environment. As a result, my Music taste is to some very broad as I don't restrict myself to any Genre but instead I just enjoy (in my opinion) good Music. One of the bands I consider boundary pushing is the Experimental, Hip-Hop trio Death Grips. They not only challenge the listener but also themselves as each one of their albums has a very distinct and different sound compared to their previous. In a rare interview with Pitchfork lead Vocalist Stefan Burnett stated "We're not into lateral movement, just stepping side to side we want to move forward" this proves the commitment the band philosophy has towards progressing their Music beyond and not staying with the status quo. Other than the obvious, hard to listen to abrasive nature of a lot of Death Grips's Music, examples of them challenging their audience have be seen within a lot of their lyrics. In the song BB Poison Death Grips are directly referencing their Twitter handle @bbpoltergiest and discuss fan freak outs over meaningless events such as when they tweeted "It won't lit" and their overall give or take relationship with their fans. Additionally, Death Grips have collaborated with and or influenced Artists such a David Bowie, Bjork and even Robert Pattison.