If the first single from Sia’s forthcoming record, “Chandelier”, was a pretty perfect example of a bombastic pop banger a la Rihanna (go figure), then her second new single “Eye of the Needle” is a good example of a pop ballad. An understated drum beat (which sounds like it
Xenia Rubinos’ sleeper/stunner debut album, Magic Trix, came out last year, but she’s still churning out videos for it, including this new (and supposedly final) one for “Let’s Go Out.” On the album, the track works as a sort of deflated reprise of the great single “Hair
Experimental beatmusic producer HANZ just dropped a wicked, twisted, and grimy full-length by the name of Reducer. It can be streamed in full via the widget above, or you can download it here and here.
Coldplay’s Ghost Stories is their dreamiest, most serene effort thus far.
clipping. lives up to hip hop tradition and pushes “noise hop” unorthodoxy on their sophomore album.
Famed sludge metal outfit Eyehategod is back with their first album in 14 years.
The latest La Roux singles have been the epitome of pop irresistibility. The UK singer’s latest record, Trouble In Paradise, is looking at a July 7th release date, and I couldn’t be more excited for it.
Erik K. Skodvin is the real name of Norweigian avant-garde, dark ambient producer Svarte Greiner. As Svarte Greiner, Skodvin has released a handful of well-crafted, lurching albums, such as his great debut Knive, and 2013’s Black Tie. He has also recorded music as half of Deaf Heaven. But it
Thirty Eight by Apollo Brown Mello Music Group‘s Apollo Brown has just dropped a hefty instrumental album that lifts a great deal of it’s samples from the sounds of the 70s. Funk, Blaxploitation film soundtracks, and obscure soul gems are littered throughout this thing. A great deal of
New York singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten tests patience with a slow burner of a new record.
