Elusive NYC hip hop duo Armand Hammer is back for one of the grimiest rap records of 2017.
Jai Paul is back! Sort of. He and his brother A. K. are at least back in a production capacity with these two new songs from fresh faces Fabiana Palladino and Ruthven. Across both tracks, the Paul brothers maintain their distinctive production style – cold, minimalist, and evocative of the ’80s
The weekly segment in which Anthony touches down on some of the best and worst tracks he has heard in the past week. New singles from two pop enigmas are this week’s main attraction.
Tame Impala has a new EP out featuring a handful of B-sides and remixes from the Currents era. It’s definitely worth checking out if you are fond of that album, but if we had to pick a highlight it’d be this opening track, “List of People (To Try
Here’s a new single and video from blackened goth metal outfit Tribulation. “The Lament” is perhaps the strongest showcase of the band’s catchy writing and balladry yet. It’ll appear on the band’s next album, Down Below, which comes out January 26 via Century Media. You can
Anthony shows off some recent additions to his record collection, giving his thoughts on their packaging and sound along the way.
Liars’ TFCF is one of the band’s most isolated, tedious, and disappointing releases yet.
Destroyer’s latest record is an awkward helping of new wave pastiche.
Cloud rap sorcerer Yung Lean returns with his most enjoyable and aesthetically mature album to date.
Reputation focuses more on the pop star narrative than it does actual pop songs.
