What better way to celebrate the post-Independence Day season than to mourn the lives lost for this land? I’m not talking about the United States’ battle with the British in the Revolutionary War, but the countless acts of aggression carried out against Native Americans who were here long before
It’s not REMIX WEDNESDAY or anything, but this project is just too weird and downright outgoing to leave unposted. To put it simply, this is one remix album to rule them all. This story starts with the synergy of two elements: San Fran music producer “Al Lover” and the
Sunbeam Rd. is a San Fran outfit that’ll catch the ear of anyone who prefers their vocals harmonized. There’s a an old-world psychedelic charm to their music, but clear pop sensibilities take precedent over noise and experimentation–most of the time, anyway. The band’s latest release is
So pleased to be able to bring you lucky Needle Drops two different Black Lips tracks this month. Of course, we posted one that came at the hands of a collaboration with Adult Swim a while back, but this track arrives as a single side of a split 7” with
New video from the Books for their disturbing new track, “A Cold Freezin’ Night.” This is like Everything Is Terrible on steroids.
1. LCD Soundsystem- Drunk Girls (Holy Ghost! RMX) 2. Twin Sister- All Around and Away We Go (Teen Daze RMX) 3. Focus- Hocus Pocus (Buffetlibre RMX) 4. Four Tet- Angel Echoes (Caribou RMX) 5. Twin Sister- Lady Daydream (Blackbird Blackbird RMX)
What am I supposed to say in regards to one of underground hip hop’s most prolific producers releasing one album a month for the entire year? Bring it, mutha. Madlib’s new collaboration with Guilty Simpson might have left me wanting more, but this latest LP in his series
Frankie Rose has been the backing beat for quite a few powerhouses in the lo-fi circuit: Crystal Stilts, Vivian Girls, and Dum Dum Girls, for example. She’s released solo work before, but she’ll be doing it full-length style 9/21 with a new album on Slumberland. It’s
