This past week, Animal Collective released The Painters, an EP of four tracks recorded during the sessions of their latest album Painting With (review). You can hear the opening track above; to our ears it’s a lot more stimulating than a lot of the material that made it onto
My thoughts on the numerous and to-be-expected disappointments the Grammy’s dished out in their recent awards ceremony. And I’m just talking winners and losers here; don’t even get me started on the Chainsmokers accepting Bowie’s posthumous award. Don’t!
Though Being You Is Great… contains some of Quelle Chris’ most obtuse material, it is also the Detroit MC’s most ambitious and cohesive album yet.
While Jesca Hoop’s latest album does lack a strong sense of identity, its well-crafted songs and beautifully simple instrumentation are more than enough to make it one of the better singer-songwriter releases 2017.
DROGAS Light is one of Lupe Fiasco’s better attempts at making an album with pop appeal, though it still pales in comparison to his more progressive work like Tetsuo & Youth.
Anthony explains why he believes Lil Yachty’s rudimentary approach to hip hop represents a punk phase for the genre.
The weekly segment in which Anthony touches down on some of the best and worst tracks he has heard in the past week.
Lil Yachty, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Mike WiLL Made-It offer an updated version of Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock’s 1988 hit “It Takes Two” that’s too good to be true. Thanks, Target®.
The opening/title track from Jesca Hoop‘s Memories Are Now. The album is out now and marks the folksy and eccentric singer-songwriter’s first solo release for Sub Pop.
Jens Lekman‘s latest single is more anxiety-wrought than its upbeat dance pop instrumental first suggests. His new album Life Will See You Now drops this Friday via Secretly Canadian.
