Lost Weekend by Tiny Victories The Brooklyn indie outfit Tiny Victories pulls together an energetic rock anthem with its new single, “Lost Weekend.” /via/
This February, Battles will be dropping a remix series of songs from one of my favorite 2011 albums, Gloss Drop. You can subscribe to the series over at Bleep. Stream two of the tracks from the series thus far above. /via/
This February, Battles will be dropping a remix series of songs from one of my favorite 2011 albums, Gloss Drop. You can subscribe to the series over at Bleep. Stream two of the tracks from the series thus far above. /via/
I don’t know how this slipped by me, but here’s a new video from Wilco for the track “Dawned On Me,” which comes off the band’s latest LP, the Whole Love. When some artists get big, they look to collaborate. Some collaborate with other musicians, and others
Lamb of God’s sixth studio album is big on aggression, which is to be expected, but it doesn’t exactly bring enough ideas to the table to keep things interesting for me. WATCH THE REVIEW
Yesterday was the first time I was exposed to this video, or any music at all from Brooklyn MC Zebra Katz. I wasn’t sure what to make of it at first, but it seems to make a little more sense to me 24 hours later. Yeah, the visuals throughout
Here’s a new video from After the Smoke for the track “OIAM,” which comes from the project’s debut EP, White Girls & Red Velvet Cake. Download the EP here. Directed by Andrew Fairbank, this video features a lotta suggestive footage of scantily clad women shot in slow motion.
Hey, it’s the first 1 Minute Miracles track that actually features guest MCs. Apparently the Canadian beat producer has worked with these two guys before. Here’s the back story: I met Cracker & Ivorie at a Rap-Battle back in ‘00. They only battled one round each and lost.
Headdancer by Trash Kids When you’re recording your own music, there are no rules. What you say goes. Why not break some rules? Why not search for something new, odd, strange? If the project / collective Trash Kids went into this Headdancer LP with any goal at all, it’s
Chairlift’s sophomore LP is much more mature than the first to come from the New York indie pop band. WATCH THE REVIEW
