Moderat – “More Love”
Moderat, the electronic music Voltron formed by Apparat and Modeselektor, returned in February to announce MORE D4TA, their first album in six years. So far we’ve heard two songs from Continue Reading
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Carlos D Previews First Music Since Leaving Interpol, A New Age Album About Water
Interpol founding bassist Carlos Dengler, aka Carlos D, left the band after the completion of their 2010 self-titled album. A few years later he was trying to make it as Continue Reading
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Stream A-Trak’s Raw Old-School House EP 10 Seconds Vol. 1
Turntable wizard and Fool’s Gold co-founder A-Trak has been in a collaborative space lately. A couple of years ago, Duck Sauce, A-Trak’s duo with house legend Armand Van Helden, made Continue Reading
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Marci (TOPS’ Marta Cikojevic) – “Entertainment”
Marta Cikojevic joined the Montreal dream-pop band TOPS on keyboard in 2017, right around the time they released their excellent album Sugar At The Gate. TOPS have released one more Continue Reading
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Vince Staples – “Rose Street”
Vince Staples knows an opportunity when he sees one. Next month, Staples will release his new album Ramona Park Broke My Heart. He’s already shared the Mustard-produced lead single “Magic.” Continue Reading
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Week in and week out, there are plenty of brand-new rap songs, no matter the time of year. It can be really difficult to stay aware of what's out and Continue Reading
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Latto – “Sunshine” (Feat. Childish Gambino & Lil Wayne)
Donald Glover finally brought Atlanta back to the airwaves for a third season last night, four years after the last one. But that wasn’t Glover’s only noteworthy pop-culture moment of Continue Reading
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Kid Cudi – “Stars In The Sky”
Kid Cudi has maintained a side hustle as an actor ever since he appeared on a 2010 episode of One Tree Hill, but Cudi has truly been in a cinematic Continue Reading
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Stream Destroyer’s New Album Labyrinthitis & Listen To Our New Callin Me Maybe On All Things Bejar
Labyrinthitis is not just the new Destroyer album. According to Dan Bejar, it’s also the final installment in a trilogy, the culmination of what he’s been building toward on prior Continue Reading
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Craig Finn – “Messing With The Settings”
It’s been just over a year since the Hold Steady released their excellent Open Door Policy and Craig Finn is already on to the next one. Finn will release his Continue Reading
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Greet Death – “Panic Song”
Back in 2019, the Flint, Michigan band Greet Death released their gorgeously heavy LP New Hell. Greet Death haven’t come out with another album, but the band has switched up Continue Reading
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Pendant – “Blue Mare”
Last month, Chris Adams announced his new Pendant album Harp. So far we’ve heard two songs from it, including “Thorn” and “Static Dream.” Today, he’s back with another. The latest Continue Reading
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Shearwater – “Xenarthran”
It’s been six years since Shearwater’s last album, Jet Plane And Oxbow, though in that time the project’s leader Jonathan Melberg teamed up with Cross Record’s Emily Cross and Dan Continue Reading
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Mykki Blanco – “Family Ties” (Feat. Michael Stipe)
Mykki Blanco has shared his first new music since last year’s mini-album Broken Hearts & Beauty Sleep. Written in Lisbon and New York City and produced by Falty DL, “Family Continue Reading
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Rosalía – “Hentai”
Rosalía is just a few days away from releasing her new album MOTOMAMI, which comes out this Friday. Fresh off of her solo Saturday Night Live performance, the Spanish pop Continue Reading
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Sudan Archives – “Home Maker”
Back in 2019, Brittney Parks, the imposible-to-categorize singer and violinist who records under the name Sudan Archives, released Athena, an extremely cool full-length debut that sounded like absolutely nobody else. Continue Reading
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Miles Francis Takes On The Male Ego
Photos by Meghan MarshallInterview by Jordan Edwards For years, Miles Francis has been one of the music industry's most dependable instrumentalists. The New Yorker has shared the stage and/or studio Continue Reading
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Julia Wolf Kicks Off U.S. Tour
New York singer-songwriter Julia Wolf kicked off a brief U.S. tour supporting FLETCHER on Sunday in Atlanta. The sold out 13-date stretch also includes stops in Boston, Chicago, Toronto, Detroit, Continue Reading
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Now, Now Celebrate Threads 10th Anniversary With New B-Side & Demos
Ten years ago this week, Now, Now released their excellent sophomore album Threads. It would take six years for them to follow it up, with Saved in 2018, and today Continue Reading
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Stream Young Guv’s Supremely Catchy New Power-Pop LP GUV III
Ben Cook has had a wild ride for these past couple of years ago. Cook, frontman of No Warning and guitarist in Fucked Up, was on a US tour with Continue Reading
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