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A few days ago, I said something about not looking forward to future DOOM material, but I already kind of have to eat those words. He and New York rapper Westside Gunn complement each other really well on this collaborative single, and I’m particularly intrigued by DOOM’s minimalist
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Last week, saxophonist extraordinaire Kamasi Washington released a 6-track EP titled Harmony of Difference. The opening composition, which you can hear above, has the ambition and energy I’ve loved about the man’s past work (especially The Epic), but it’s offered in a more bite-sized serving than usual.
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Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile’s songwriting chemistry remains undeniable on “Continental Breakfast.” This fun piece of indie folk is the second single from the duo’s upcoming album, Lotta Sea Lice, out October 13 via Courtney’s Milk! imprint.
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Here’s the beautiful and formless lead single from Björk’s forthcoming follow-up to Vulnicura, Utopia. It’s due out sometime in November, so there’s still time to ponder how much like Tinder the album’s going to sound. (Probably not much.) Update You can watch the song’s
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Unbeknownst to me, trumpeter/producer Christian Scott has been having quite a prolific 2017, set to finish out a trilogy of albums with next month’s The Emancipation Procrastination. I was lukewarm on the new-agey Diaspora, but am digging the fusion of vintage jazz and modern hip hop production on
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Timber Timbre has bounced back from the disappointingly synthetic Sincerely, Future Pollution with “Les Egouts,” a bilingual loosey that brings back the moody noir aesthetic that I find so alluring about the band.
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Blackened doom metal outfit Primitive Man has shared “Commerce,” an epically wretched cut from their sophomore album Caustic. Hear out the track’s 12 crushing minutes above and brace for the LP’s October 6 release.
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Injury Reserve has announced an EP titled Drive It Like It’s Stolen that’s due out at the end of the month. Instead of promoting the release with another BANGER like “OH SHIT!!!” the trio has given us their most somber and personal track yet with “North Pole.” This
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This past week, Quebecois trap and wonky producer Lunice put out his debut album CCCLX via LuckyMe Records. “Drop Down,” the last of the teaser tracks, is certainly a highlight thanks to quirky and fun contributions from rapper Le1f and co-producers SOPHIE and S-Type. Listen above and enjoy!
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Here’s the second single from Mark Kozelek’s upcoming collaborative album with Ben Boye and Jim White, which will apparently contain the Koz’s sixth and seventh discs of 2017. Lyrically, “The Black Butterfly” is a step up from the previously released “House Cat,” with Mark spending the first
