Jazz
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Lund Quartet – Lund Quartet by A Future Without Press Genre-bending jazz outfit Lund Quartet has a new album dropping this December that’s streamable right now on Bandcamp. Even on first listen, the tunes here come off as a pretty unique experience. “Sequoia” has gears that are greased with psychedelic,
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Red Horse is an intense improvisational noise duo. They’re made up of percussionist Eli Keszler and guitarist Steve Pyne. The five tracks they’ve pulled together on this debut album are pretty fantastic. They highlight everything I love about noise, live instrumentation, and improvisation. The music here ranges from
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Sacred Places by Amenta A new EP from the up-and-coming singer Amenta. This release is titled Sacred Places, and it’s loaded with spacey beats, glistening synths, and soulful female vocals. There are elements of R&B, jazz, soul, and beat music floating throughout this thing. It’s as
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MP3 Doug is a Florida-born MC whose eccentric personality makes for a pretty good listen. The dude finds lyrical inspiration in everything from traffic to the speed of life on the track streaming above, “No Rush.” The jazzy beat is manipulated for maximum atmosphere, and it brings a spacey feel
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BBNGLIVE 1 by BADBADNOTGOOD A live album of tracks BADBADNOTGOOD recorded back in September. Everything from the Odd Future medleys to the newly released “DOOM” get covered. Nice to hear the guys in a live setting.
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Presenting the Log.Os. It’s a new project spearheaded by Ken Barrientos, and he goes by the name of “KenBts.” for the purposes of this release. The dude comes with a bit of a background, having performed studio work for artists such as Blu or Bilal. With loads of
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Dam Mantle is the solo effort of Glasgow producer Tom Marshallsay. I caught this track as the 405’s “Track of the Day,” and it’s not hard to see why. The first and obvious observation to make is that this track is a bit of a departure from the
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If I Had You ft. D.R.U.G.S. & Thundercat by TiRon & Ayomari A track from the new TiRon & Ayomari album, A Sucker For Pumps. From what I understand, this release is a bit of a concept record revolving around relationships. Of course the track streaming
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Shortly after having performed with Tyler, The Creator, the boys in BADBADNOTGOOD are at it again with a new recording. This time, they’re covering numerous instrumentals from the canon of rap’s most metallic MCs, MF DOOM. Stream the track above, and find a list of the instrumentals covered
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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’
