Danny Brown's Atrocity Exhibition Anniversary Adds 15 Instrumentals

By Cole Ashby, November 14, 2026

Danny Brown's Atrocity Exhibition (10 Year Anniversary Edition) is out on Warp Records, and it puts the album's instrumentals on streaming for the first time. Apple Music lists the edition for November 13, 2026, with 30 songs: the original 15 on the first disc and an instrumental of each one on the second.

The instrumental disc

Warp's anniversary page says the instrumentals are "landing on streaming services for the first time." The second disc follows the original order, from "Downward Spiral" to "Hell For It," with every title marked "(Instrumental)." The guest credits stay on the first disc: Petite Noir on "Rolling Stone," Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul and Earl Sweatshirt on "Really Doe," Kelela on "From The Ground" and B-Real on "Get Hi." With both discs together, the edition runs 94 minutes.

Atrocity Exhibition came out in 2016 as Brown's first album for Warp. His later Warp albums include Quaranta in 2023 and Stardust in 2025.

Artwork and formats

When the edition was announced in September, Pitchfork's Alex Suskind reported that it features "new artwork from original sleeve designer Ed Davis, a commemorative booklet, and previously unreleased instrumental versions of every track." Warp says the physical editions are single pressings that will not be made again, and that they reach record stores worldwide on November 13.

The album shows

Brown is performing the album front to back on a short anniversary run. Warp and Ticketmaster list Outset in Chicago on November 13, Irving Plaza in New York on November 19 and the Mohawk in Austin on December 3. The Austin show is also part of the Mohawk's 20th anniversary series.

Brown has turned up on KAZI's pages as the only guest on Zelooperz and Black Noi$e's Pin Breakers, on "Nostradamus," and on Dominic Fike's "NOT THE SPIRIT," from HOW TO QUIT SMOKING. Our guide to the November 13 hip-hop albums has the rest of the release slate.

A full instrumental disc in the original running order is the most useful thing a tenth anniversary edition of this album could add.

Danny Brown: Atrocity Exhibition (10 Year Anniversary Edition) (Apple Music)