listen
-
Tricky drops a some new visuals for the track “Nothing Matters,” which features some incredibly emotive vocal contributions from Nneka. Tricky’s latest album, False Idols, is out now.
-
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:
-
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
-
On Baths’ latest full-length, Will Wiesenfeld flexes his singer-songwriter muscles over a group of beats that have a much poppier feel. WATCH THE REVIEW
-
Anther by frustrator Hit up the widget above to stream the full-length debut of Frustrator, which is a musical pseudonym used by multi-instrumentalist Tei Blow. The guy combines wandering singer-songwriter tunes with vast, ambient soundscapes to create something both rootsy and wide in scope. There’s an eerie depth to
-
Exploding In Sound Records brings more of that old school indie rock goodness with a new track from Two Inch Astronaut. The Maryland band is gonna be dropping a new album titled Bad Brother on June 18th. Enjoy!
-
Chris Cappello is a young singer-songwriter from New Haven, Connecticut who I’ve known for a minute now. In fact, he used to intern for The Needle Drop not too long ago, and appeared in a few videos as well. However, don’t expect this to be some glowing, biased
-
Despite the plethora of hype building under this Texas MC and producer, Travis Scott’s Owl Pharaoh doesn’t sound like much more than a rap demo that bites its influences a little too hard. WATCH THE REVIEW
-
Le Vasco EP by Le Vasco Le Vasco is a relatively new and difficult to pin down project. Their self-titled debut EP is available to stream and download for free above via their Bandcamp. One interesting result of the alt-rap scene’s thriving throughout the past couple of years is
-
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
