Goldlink comes through with an album of rap-singing that’s seriously hard to stomach.
With his new project titled Thumbs, experimental hip hop artist Busdriver comes through with some afterthoughts to supplement the stellar ideas he explored on his last full-length album, Perfect Hair.
Oneohtrix Point Never returns with a mind-bending set of tracks on Garden of Delete.
Kylesa returns with an album that balances crushing sludge metal with spacey psych rock.
Grimes returns with a diverse, well-produced pop album that’s both accessible and odd.
The infamous Bandcamp project makes its Matador Records debut.
Panopticon comes through with a sharp finish to the project’s recent trilogy of albums combining strong black metal guitars with folk instrumentation.
West Coast rap vets M.E.D., Blu and Madlib come through with a collaborative album with mixing so questionable that I can barely tell what’s being said and who is saying it half the time.
Iglooghost makes his Brainfeeder debut with this insane EP that’s so dense and overwhelming I can barely describe it in five minutes.
Foxing fuses emo, post-rock and more on their sophomore full-length album.
