The upcoming self-titled album under the Dirty Projectors name finds the act re-becoming a solo outlet for frontman David Longstreth. “Up in Hudson” is easily the most sonically and structurally compelling single to drop from the project so far, and its lyrics display an unprecedented candidness from Longstreth as he
PACKS by Your Old Droog Brooklyn MC Your Old Droog spins a story about cop killing on this grimy and jazzy opener to his sophomore album PACKS, out March 10 via Fat Beats.
Enjoy this wonderful single from Yasutaka Nakata (the production side of the Japanese electropop duo Capsule), featuring vocals from Charli XCX and his frequent collaborator, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu.
Brooklyn quartet Yucky Duster makes its Infinity Cat debut with a five-song set of earnest, introspective indie rock and pop.
Code Orange successfully pushes the metalcore envelope on their first album for Roadrunner Records.
The Flaming Lips follow up their 2013 album The Terror with a less emotionally and texturally rich project.
I See You is more musically engaging than its lackluster predecessor, but the awkward sadness and sensuality remain.
The UK’s Little Simz returns with a concept album about making the transition from ignorance to awareness.
Being You Is Great, I Wish I Could Be You More Often by Quelle Chris Quelle Chris drops more jazzy, left-field vibes from his upcoming album, Being You Is Great, I Wish I Could Be You More Often. This isn’t one of his more structured tracks, featuring an endless
The weekly segment in which Anthony touches down on some of the best and worst tracks he has heard in the past week.
