On My Brightest Diamond’s newest album, singer-songwriter Shara Worden releases another set of heavily orchestrated art pop tunes. This time, many of the lyrical themes revolve heavily around relationships. WATCH THE REVIEW
Official video for one of Big K.R.I.T.’s latest songs, “Money On the Floor.” Like many tracks on the Mississippi rapper’s latest album, Returnof4eva, the music here has a smooth, slick feel that makes me feel way cooler than I actually am. If I had ovaries,
A new music video for the track “Black and Brown,” which originally came off Black Milk’s 2010 album, Album of the Year, but now it’s been released once again with a new set of collaborative songs with Detroit MC Danny Brown. I reviewed the new EP right here
Out via Project: Mooncircle Records, here’s a new EP from UK-based electronic music producer Sina.. The release contains three new tracks and several remixes of the title track. This dude takes his very apparent hip hop influences and chills them out until they’re about as cold and desolate
Courtesy of La Blogotheque, here is a live and intimate performance of my favorite song from My Brightest Diamond’s latest album, All Things Will Unwind. Here’s a review of the album, too. The LP is out now via Asthmatic Kitty. Enjoy!
Seems electronic music producer Nicolas Jaar is following up one of my favorite albums of this year with a new EP titled Don’t Break My Love. As to be expected, Jaar takes his time building and developing these songs. The quiet, understated beginnings always bring out some tension in
MP3 On her debut EP, singer-songwriter and experimentalist Izes brings an eerie atmosphere; plus, she backs it up with elements of improvisational drums and trumpet on the track streaming above, “No Future.” The song builds really evenly, and grows into its eventual chaos in a kinda beautiful way. I wasn’
Anybody Can Be Cool…But Awesome Takes Practice by Pig Pen New beat tape from Detroit producer Pig Pen. I’m currently three tracks into this thing, and I’ve got to say this dude is pretty diverse. The swirling, electronic keyboards are a fun and surprising switch from the
Transmission Zero by Ghoul Out now on Tankcrimes, here is the latest album from Oakland band Ghoul: Transmission Zero. I know Halloween has come and gone, but these guys make me wish it came more than once a year. Though this group’s influences are tried and true, they bring
My good friend Derek accompanies me yet again for an audio review. Yes! Awesome! Excited! Thankfully, the sound quality on this review is much better than the previous one, which I stilly APOLOGIZE humbly for. Sorry, seriously. Sorry. So, me and Derek dude go way back. We’ve been sharing
