Le Vasco EP by Le Vasco Le Vasco is a relatively new and difficult to pin down project. Their self-titled debut EP is available to stream and download for free above via their Bandcamp. One interesting result of the alt-rap scene’s thriving throughout the past couple of years is
Gold Panda drops another track from the forthcoming Half of Where You Live, which is six minutes of blissful electronics and samples that swell and repeat hypnotically. This UK-based producer has essentially assembled and layered a group of sounds into a kaleidoscopic experience. Look for this new LP on Ghostly
With some aggressive contributions from Atari Teenage Riot, this new cut from CX KiDTRONiK certainly lives up to the name “Let’s Go Crazy.” The song comes off the latest LP from CX, KRAK ATTACK 2: BALLAD OF ELLI SKIFF, which I’m pretty sure should always be typed all
Boards of Canada releases its first track from the forthcoming Tomorow’s Harvest, and it’s a cinematic doozie, featuring some steady beats and cinematic synthscapes that are sure to set a slightly ominous mood. This new album of BoC’s will be dropping on Warp records early next month!
The Canadian psych pop outfit Braids is back with a new track titled “In Kind,” which is set for release on the group’s next album, Flourish // Perish. The album is currently looking at a release on Fully Time Hobby in August, and “In Kind” is forecasting a set of
Stream: Integrity – Suicide Black Snake If you’re an avid follower of this blog, you know I pump out a lot of reviews. I’m dealing with different genres every day, and it’s pretty interesting to see what fans are and aren’t generally in touch with the forefathers
SLSBS ft. Quelle Chris by Metabeats (co-produced by Ed Boogie) A new track from Metabeats, which features some cutting lyrics from Quelle Chris that deal with fame, jealousy, and the music industry. The verses truly capture the sentiments of this track’s snide chorus: “SOUNDS LIKE SOME BULLSHIT!” The instrumental
Hailing from the Netherlands, This Routine Is Hell combines mid-paced riffs and uncompromising lyrics to create one of this years most convincing and blood-pumping hardcore releases. WATCH THE REVIEW
New York chiptuners Anamanaguchi have a new album out that’s sure to test your threshold for 8-bit synths and instrumental power pop. WATCH THE REVIEW
A new track drops from the brotherly, British electronic music duo Disclosure. They’ve had some incredibly hot singles this year that have some clear influences coming from the worlds of R&B and 90s dance-pop. However, as Stereogum points out, this new cut functions on a much funkier
