Videos
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Zammuto drops a new video in support of its (uh, his?) latest album on Temporary Residence Limited. Check our review for the album here.
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A new video from up-and-coming hip hop outfit Smoke Screen. To me, just about everything with this track seems to be on fire. The drum beat on this beat, the dense flows, and the hook. Actually, I can’t say my fire analogy really makes sense considering the title of
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You may remember singer Jessie Ware from the SBTRKT album I reviewed last year. Though the track featuring her wasn’t one of my favorites from the LP, I am very impressed with this new single she’s released titled “Devotion.” The live performance is a slick and forward-thinking piece
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On the fourth track Death Grips has released from its forthcoming album, the Money Store, MC Ride and company continue to build a musical empire on the morbid and abrasive noise hop foundation laid out on last year’s Exmilitary. Drummer Zach Hill’s beats hit hard, featuring some subtle
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Danny Brown drops a video for one of my favorite tracks off of last year’s XXX. It’s one of the most obnoxious songs on the mixtape, and it’s meant to be. Not only are Danny’s lyrics a sharp criticism of the music business, but the instrumental
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The new music video from Brooklyn dance-pop duo, Tanlines has premiered on Adult Swim. The track is pretty infectious in itself, but the video takes it to a new level. It features the band performing on a low-budget, late night show. They appear on an old TV when pops in
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A video for the short, new I Come To Shanghai song “Tied Down,” which was made by splicing together footage from old VHS tapes. The images come from a variety of sources, and they’re all colorfully distorted for a psychedelic effect. Despite the lack length, the song here builds
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An official video for the Sharon Van Etten song, Leonard, which comes off her new album, Tramp. It’s out now via Jagjaguwar. Check out our review of the album here.
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A new collaborative track and video from Dumbo Gets Mad and Venice. Keeping in line with 2011’s Elephants At the Door, DGM and Venice load this psychedelic pop track with odd sound effects and bouncy, retro synths. A fun, little tidbit to follow up last year’s DGM debut.
