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Beatmusic producer Shigeto drops the second single from this forthcoming album No Better Time Than Now. The LP is looking at an August 19th release on Ghostly, and I’m finding this new cut to be a bit more interesting than the previously dropped “Detroit Part 1.” The rhythms throughout
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The Spring Up by Shad + Skratch Bastid Shad drops a handful of new tracks with fellow Canadian hip hop artist Skratch Bastid. Shad is on lyrics, and Bastid is bringing the beats, and it’s an incredibly solid effort, which you can grab on Bandcamp for whatever price you’d
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2013 XXL Freshman and Beast Coast MC Joey Bada$$ drops another track from his anticipated Summer Knights mixtape, which has been pushed back for a July 1st release. With all of these huge rap releases around the corner–Kanye, Cole, Miller–I’m not surprised, honestly. Producer Lee Bannon pulls
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Some patient, subtle electronics from Russia’s Anton Zap on the track “Water,” which is a cut from his forthcoming album on Apollo Records. The album is dropping on the 18th of this month, and is titled Water. Enjoy!
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A piece of pop bliss that’s equally awkward and moody coming through on this previously unreleased Matthew Dear cut, which is set to be released on the expanded edition of his last full-length album, Beams. Enjoy the song above, and catch a review for the album below:
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UK experimental music duo Fuck Buttons have finally dropped some music from their forthcoming LP, Soft Will. Even though the track is merely an edit of what is to come, the music displayed still inspires with it’s rough distortion, high-pitched synths, and bumpy groove. Enjoy, and look out for
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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
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UK electronic music duo Mount Kimbie has been building up to the release of their next full-length album, Cold Spring Fault Less Youth, with a series of different tracks, and the one streaming above–in my opinion, duh–is easily the most captivating thus far. The duo pulls together a
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A new cut from the band The Saddest Landscape, which comes from the band’s forthcoming EP on Topshelf Records. The track “Coffins Like Ours” is equally aggressive and passionate. The guitars toss out some pretty sharp melodies as well. Enjoy!
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Some intense, teeth-clenching hardcore from the band Sleep Patterns. The band sticks pretty adamantly to the genre’s formula on this title track from their forthcoming EP, CHOKE, which is looking at a release later this month on 13th Floor Records and Killer Robot Music. Enjoy!
