Young Turks displaying the talents of recent signee Quirke with the track “Break A Mirrored Leg,” which is one of the most insane pieces of electronic music I’ve come across this month. The beat is so speedy, relentless, and hyper. The rhythms are just so punchy and detailed, yet,
No holds barred on this new Sharon Van Etten track. With some elongated, expressive vocal melodies, I think she’s delivering some of her most straightforward lyricism yet. The spacious instrumentation complements her confident vocal delivery fantastically, and the chorus on this thing flourishes beautifully with vocal harmonies bright, shimmering
So many sounds coming together on this upcoming full-length from Yvette. This is truly a twisted display of noise rock, industrial, and no wave. I’d say there are some gothic undertones worked into the mix as well–especially on tracks like “Everything In Reverse.” The band’s approach to
Mississippi rapper Big K.R.I.T. comes through with lyrical fire, setting things absolutely straight with a series of bars that address the frustration of trying to appeal to a fickle mainstream audience. K.R.I.T. doesn’t seem happy to load his songs with “MOLLY” and trap-centric
The previously mentioned Kid Smpl drops another track from his forthcoming Silo Tear EP. The song “Ja” is far noisier than I would have expected given the last track I heard from this Seattle-based producer. “Ja” is just bursting at the seams with distorted, abrasive sounds, yes, still maintains a
Cakes Da Killa – I Run This Club [OFFICIAL VIDEO] from Hot Mom USA on Vimeo. Cakes Da Killa attaches some appropriate visuals to his recently released club banger “I Run This Club,” which there’s actually gonna be a remix EP for this May. Expect to hear Jamie Lidell, Spank
Cakes Da Killa – I Run This Club [OFFICIAL VIDEO] from Hot Mom USA on Vimeo. Cakes Da Killa attaches some appropriate visuals to his recently released club banger “I Run This Club,” which there’s actually gonna be a remix EP for this May. Expect to hear Jamie Lidell, Spank
Lord Mantis’ latest record bring noise and ambitious songwriting into the fold of their heavy, blackened sludge.
Pixies return with a textbook example of a disappointing comeback record.
New York hip hop legend returns with P.T.S.D., following up the lackluster W.A.R. with a more solid project.
