KEN mode releases their most savage record yet with Success!
Taylor Swift rejects Apple’s new streaming service in open letter: http://taylorswift.tumblr.com/post/12… While I agree with Taylor’s assessment of these new streaming services, and I’m happy her comments made Apple change their plans to not pay artists, streaming music for free is obviously
The value of music is decided by you–especially in the digital age.
The price has been set. The big names have been established. And the labels are pulling all the strings. We’re watching million and billion-dollar companies compete to sell us sunlight at this point.
mewithoutYOU makes their Run For Cover debut with Pale Horses.
London-based produced Ash Koosha comes to my attention with a complex and engaging album of otherworldly electronic music.
Hudson Mohawk comes through with some lackluster production on his latest record.
Florida rapper Denzel Curry drops a double EP set, but gets no closer to a distinctive sound than he was on Nostalgic 64.
High On Fire’s latest album is one of their catchiest and most melodic yet.
Florence + The Machine pull together a succinct and tastefully written pop record on their latest effort here, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful.
