Truth be told, I wasn’t really a huge fan of the last Kurt Vile record; however, I think the few tracks he’s dropped thus far from his forthcoming LP, Walkin On A Pretty Daze, have been pretty sweet on the ears. Less meandering, more substance, but still maintaining
Electronic music duo Mount Kimbie drops a new track titled “Made To Stray,” which is going to be featured on the forthcoming Cold Spring Fault Less Youth. The LP will be released on Warp toward the end of may. Enjoy!
German electronic music producer Siriusmo has a new album on the way in June titled Enthusiast, and he’s recently dropped a new track from it, which you can hear via the widget above. It’s a beautifully meticulous track with a hard groove and very jagged melodies I’m
Stream: Bonobo – “The North Borders” Sample music from the new Bonobo album via the link above, which will lead you to numerous tracks from the new LP, which have been uploaded by the UK-based electronic music produced himself. Enjoy, and look for a copy of this album on Ninja Tune
The Strokes continue to search for different sounds on this latest album of theirs, but it doesn’t seem they’re that picky about what the end product sounds like. The fact they sound “different” is what seems to take precedent. WATCH THE REVIEW
The recording quality on Dope Body’s new 7″ EP might not be the best, but more nasty, sludgy psych rock is just what the doctor ordered. WATCH THE REVIEW
Stream: Elvis Depressedly – “Pepsi/Coke Suicide” Elvis Depressedly has dropped a new track from the upcoming release, Holo Pleasures and it really feels like steady improvement. Mat Cothran has been recording this album with his full band and it really shows with the fullness of the sound. In many ways
Marion by Lone Doe The new release from Lone Doe is just as enchanting as their name implies. Vocals harmonies, beautifully strummed guitars and an understanding of song diversity all make this new project from Lone Doe worth a listen. Each of three tracks offered here feels so completely different
A new plodding , twisting song from the Brooklyn-based band, TEEN. This track has a certain earworm quality to it that I would not expect with the more offbeat progression of the music, but it definitely works. That’s the true appeal of TEEN: Their strange musical energy is surprisingly infectious.
New York’s hip hop scene has been quite active lately, with crews such as A$AP Mob, Pro Era, Flatbush ZOMBiES, and The Underachievers enjoying notable amounts of success throughout the past couple of years. The latter two have teamed up for a track titled “No Religion,” which comes
