After the success of his Alternate/Endings full-length earlier this year, I think it’s safe to say music fans and critics alike have accepted Lee Bannon‘s sudden transition into the world of drum ‘n’ bass. The West Coast producer is now backing that move up with a new
Hellfyre Club‘s Open Mike Eagle revises the introductory track to his new album, Dark Comedy, delivering some new, impassioned bars over an Exile-remixed version of the album’s original beat. As much as I enjoyed Dark Comedy, I actually prefer this version. Mike’s delivery is much more gripping
The World Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Die take their dynamic approach to emo and fuses it with spoken word on this new collaborative EP.
Venezuelan producer Alejandra Ghersi, a.k.a. Arca, has been having a great couple of years. Back in 2013, she was a featured co-producer on Kanye’s last record, and her gorgeous production on the new FKA twigs album is too stellar for words. With all this newly acquired buzz,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YS87mPfD_yI&feature=youtu.be Ariel Pink has just shared a fittingly chilling and tragic video for “Picture Me Gone,” taken from his upcoming “solo debut” pom pom. The track might just be Ariel’s most mature and moving track yet, expressing with
Veteran indie rockers Deerhoof mark their 20th year as a band with La Isla Bonita.
OH MY GOD! STOP BEING SO MEAN TO ALL THOSE CARS! HEY, YOU! HEY! QUIT IT! NO, DON’T SMASH ‘EM! NOOOOO! WHYY? C’MON, MAN! QUIT IT! Deerhoof‘s latest album is titled La Isla Bonita, and it just dropped via Polyvinyl Records.
Here in the Deadlights by Wizard Rifle With the new addition of a bassist filling the sound of Here in the Deadlights, Portland trio Wizard Rifle seems to finally be on their way to some international recognition. Although not the heaviest, nor the most progressive, nor even the most unique
I'm In Your Mind Fuzz by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Australia really seems to be producing some of the world’s top modern psychedelic rock bands these days, and in the spotlight this week is I’m In Your Mind Fuzz by King Gizzard & the
I travel down memory lane a little bit with a Slipknot review.
