Death Grips’ full set at the 1100 Warehouse a few weeks ago during the SXSW festivities. As you may already know, I was down in front for this, and it was intense as hell. Check a review of Death Grips’ latest album here:
CHINATOWN TAPE by SEENMR A set of weird, trippy, and off-kilter hip hop instrumentals from SEENMR. The guy absolutely loves to sample, and the bass on some of these tracks is really resonant; however, don’t expect any bangers on this thing. The CHINATOWN TAPE is a release that comes
A new, downtrodden track from Elvis Depressedly–a.k.a. Mat Cothran, a.k.a. Coma Cinema–and, yeah, it’s as depressing and gloom as one would anticipate. Still, the song has an eerie quality to its sadness. It’s the kind of sadness that feels like it’s
On their third full-length album, the Mary Onettes don’t make much of any significant changes to their sound, but they do deliver some really sharp, catchy jangle pop tunes. WATCH THE REVIEW
Tyler, The Creator returns from 2011’s Goblin with a much more ambitious and worthwhile effort.
Wavves really loves Nirvana’s Nevermind. I have no doubt about that after listening to this record. Yeah. WATCH THE REVIEW
On Lapalux’s new full-length, the UK producer seamlessly combines elements of future garage, wonky, and contemporary R&B. WATCH THE REVIEW
HARK by The Doppelgangaz Stream the latest full-length from New York hip hop duo the Doppelgangaz, Hark, via the widget above. Though the duo takes a lot away from the heyday of hardcore hip hop, don’t expect something gritty and in-your-face. Rather, The Doppelgangaz prefer a much more moody
Seattle rock outfit Mudhoney drops a hilariously clever video for the song “I Like It Small,” which reminds me of a track the band featured on one of their recent albums, “The Open Mind.” A lot like “The Open Mind,” “I Like It Small” takes a societal desire–things being
The Flaming Lips drop an incredibly twisted and surreal video for the Heady Fwends track “Ashes In the Air,” which features some vocal contributions from Justin Vernon, a.k.a. Bon Iver. Check a review for The Flaming Lips’ Heady Fwends compilation below, and look out for the band’s
