Considering this article I just saw in Spin, I’m pretty confident that the internet age has ushered in a healthy hip hop underground that isn’t going anywhere. There have been plenty of independent artists making noise this year, and even though I’m not in love with every
A track from the forthcoming Cormorant album, Dwellings. The song “Junta” is a nine-minute juggernaut loaded with heavy guitar chords and gorgeously harmonious guitar leads and background vocals. It’s a progressive mix of aggression of beauty. This album is looking at a December 6th release. Be ready.
On Drake’s latest album, the Canadian rapper and singer embraces what makes him unique, and sounds great doing it. There is a noticeable hunk of filler on this LP, though. WATCH THE REVIEW
An animated music video for one of the instrumental bits from the new Timber Timbre album, Creep On Creepin’ On. It’s out now via Arts & Crafts. Check out review for the album right here.
MP3 Coming out January 24th via Carpark, here’s a track from the forthcoming Cloud Nothings album, Attack On Memory. In case you forgot, because I know I did, Cloud Nothings is the project of singer-songwriter Dylan Baldi. I reviewed the self-titled album he dropped earlier this year, and I’
A video for the final track on King Krule’s new EP, which it out now on True Panther Sounds. This project is spearheaded by a UK singer-songwriter who was getting some buzz last year while putting music out under the name “Zoo Kid.” His style hasn’t exactly changed
Back in October, news about the new Crystal Stilts EP, Radiant Door, dropped. The release is officially dropping next week, but it’s available for streaming right now. Yes! Let’s do it!
A new video from La Dispute in support of the band’s new album, Wildlife, which I reviewed right here and threw on the LOVED LIST. Find this album now on No Sleep Records. /via/
Earlier this year, I reviewed the instrumental psych rock debut of Connecticut band Snake Oil. The band is planning on kicking off 2012 with the release of a new 7″ EP. It will feature two new songs, and will be limited to 100 physical copies. The songs featured will be
The first track to drop from the forthcoming album of UK rapper Speech Debelle. The album’s title will be Freedom of Speech, and will be the followup to Debelle’s Mercury Music Prize-winning debut, Speech Therapy. The beat on this track is absolutely nasty, and the lyrics create a
