(A389-125) SEVEN SISTERS OF SLEEP Opium Morals 12"/CD by A389 Recordings Bringing loads of massive, heavy riffage into your metal-bound hardcore, the new Seven Sisters of Sleep album, Opium Morals. The band really emphasizes ferocity over, well, everything. See if you can handle it.
An up-and-coming MC from New York who goes by the name HD has a new track and music video right here that showcases a lotta potential. For sure, I’m looking forward to this kid’s forthcoming project, Stepping Into Tomorrow. Stay tuned, and enjoy! /via/
Joey Bada$$ has definitely cemented a place in the underground hip-hop scene with his 1991 mixtape and Pro Era group mixtape PEEP: the aPROcalypse characterized for his long wordplay filled bars and boom bap styled production. “World Is Bond” is set to be on his upcoming album Summer Knights the
West Coast metal outfit Deafheaven has really improved their sound on this latest outing of theirs, delivering sharper, more triumphant compositions through a barrage of black metal-style instrumentation. WATCH THE REVIEW
Bibio’s latest full-length might be one of his most consistent yet, filtering this UK producer’s versatile talents through a dreamy, sedate lens. WATCH THE REVIEW
Hit Vibes by SAINT PEPSI When I first ran across the up-and-coming producer Saint Pepsi, a.k.a. Ryan DeRobertis, he was pulling together some loose vaporwave edits that warranted more than initial novelty listens that many releases in that genre receive. Now, Ryan has a new full-length out that
The Doppelgangaz offer a video for the track “Sun Shine,” which is one of the many cuts featured on the hip hop project’s latest release, Hark. Stream the album via the widget below. Enjoy! HARK by The Doppelgangaz
Tricky drops a some new visuals for the track “Nothing Matters,” which features some incredibly emotive vocal contributions from Nneka. Tricky’s latest album, False Idols, is out now.
This new collection of Lord Quas tracks might not be as epic as this project’s debut LP in 2000, but it’s still an incredibly fun listen. WATCH THE REVIEW
A piece of pop bliss that’s equally awkward and moody coming through on this previously unreleased Matthew Dear cut, which is set to be released on the expanded edition of his last full-length album, Beams. Enjoy the song above, and catch a review for the album below:
