Kanye continues his G.O.O.D. Friday series with a track featuring Madlib on production and Kendrick Lamar on a guest verse.
Garage rock titan Ty Segall is back with what’s probably his most twisted album yet.
Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar doing their things over some prime Madlib production — it’s G.O.O.D. Monday!
A heavy cut from the full-length collaboration by Jesu and Sun Kil Moon, inspired by the latest John Connolly novel. The album is out January 22 via Caldo Verde.
Only the Youngest Grave by Lost Salt Blood Purges An enthralling double album by Melbourne artist Lost Salt Blood Purges, mixing elements of ritual ambient, neofolk, tape music, and a bit of jazz. Out now via Art as Catharsis.
Boots’ debut album features stellar production that fuses elements of rap, pop, R&B, industrial, and more in 11 concise tracks.
A heavy as hell track off Ty Segall‘s latest solo endeavor Emotional Mugger, out January 22 via Drag City.
The opening track of We Can Do Anything, Violent Femmes’ follow-up to 2000’s Freak Magnet, out March 4 via PIAS.
Flatbush Zombies pay homage to The Notorious B.I.G. with this new take on Life after Death cut “Notorious Thugs.” The trio’s debut album 3001: A Laced Odyssey drops March 11 via Glorious Dead.
The A-side of “The Superfly Single” by Brooklyn MC Ka, out now via his Iron Works imprint.
