LIES – “Corbeau”
The Illinois cousins Nate and Mike Kinsella have a long, long history in underground music. These days, the Kinsellas are probably best-known for playing in American Football together. But both Continue Reading
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Mavi – “Baking Soda”
We caught up with the young Charlotte rapper Mavi last year upon the release of his THE END OF THE EARTH EP. He’s got a new album called Laughing So Continue Reading
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Soulside – “Runner” & “Reconstruction”
The great Washington, DC band Soulside got together in 1985, and they were right there on the ground for the Revolution Summer movement and for the birth of the genre Continue Reading
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YoungBoy Never Broke Again Flips C-Murder’s ‘Like a Jungle’ Track, Murder Responds
YoungBoy Never Broke Again paid homage to fellow Louisiana rapper C-Murder on his new track "Like a Jungle," which has drawn a heartfelt response from the former No Limit rapper. On Sunday (Sept. Continue Reading
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Cam’ron & A-Trak – “Ghetto Prophets” (Feat. Conway The Machine)
Seven years ago, the Harlem rap great Cam’ron and the Montreal turntable wizard A-Trak had plans to release a collaborative EP. A couple of singles came out, and they were Continue Reading
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Tribulation – “Hamartia”
The Swedish goth-metal band Tribulation are back today with their first new song since last year’s Where The Gloom Becomes Sound. “Hamartia” doubles as Tribulation’s first recording with new guitarist Continue Reading
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Ecstatic International – “High Violence”
Ecstatic International is a new project based out of Washington, DC. It started when Priests guitarist G.L. Jaguar and Ex Hex’s Laura Harris found themselves in between bands; the project Continue Reading
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Kelela – “Washed Away”
Kelela is back. It’s been five years since the release of her magnificent debut album Take Me Apart, and she has been quiet for most of that time. Over the Continue Reading
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Algiers – “Bite Back” (Feat. Backxwash & billy woods)
The shit-starting Atlanta band Algiers has refused to fit into any sort of genre or pigeonhole. Instead, they make furious resistance music, drawing from sounds across the landscape and following Continue Reading
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Stream The New British Hardcore Band Churchgoers’ Wrathful Rapid-Fire Demo
Churchgoers are a new band out of London featuring members of the Annihilated and Last Affront. When I say they play a brutally fast and violent style of retro hardcore, Continue Reading
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Nicki Minaj Addresses the Response to Her ‘Super Freaky Girl (Remix)’ With JT, BIA and Others
After being the topic of discussion last night when fans believed she was dissed by Lil' Kim on Megan Thee Stallion's "Plan B (Remix)," Nicki Minaj appears to be taking the high Continue Reading
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When House Becomes Home: NYC DJs Are Making More Than Just Music This Summer
Every summer I seem to trip and fall face first into something new. Whether it be a person, place, or new passion, that’s what the hottest months are for. Thankfully, Continue Reading
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Brian Eno – “We Let It In”
Next month, art-rock elder god Brian Eno is coming back with his new album FOREVERANDEVERNOMORE. It’ll be Eno’s first solo album in nearly six years, and it’ll also be the Continue Reading
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Freddie Gibbs – “Too Much” (Feat. Moneybagg Yo)
In recent months, most of the online chatter about Freddie Gibbs has centered on his bitter and slightly troubling feud with fellow rap great Benny The Butcher. That’s a shame. Continue Reading
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Rhys Langston – “I Will Stop At Nothing (I Am Magnetized And I Move!)”
The heady, slyly humorous LA indie rapper Rhys Langston announced his new album Grapefruit Radio in June with “Progressive House, Conservative Ligature” and has since given us “Afro-Eccentric Character Creation Continue Reading
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The 13 Best New Hip-Hop Songs This Week
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 also Continue Reading
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Sector – “Writing On The Wall”
There’s a particular form of brutal neck-crank metallic hardcore that only seems to come out of the Midwest. The Chicago band Sector is a fine example of that whole phenomenon. Continue Reading
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Disheveled Cuss – “Creep A Little Closer”
In 2020, Nick Reinhart released a solo debut album under the monicker Disheveled Cuss. Today, the frontman for Sacramento math-rockers Tera Melos is back with another Disheveled Cuss project titled Continue Reading
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Magdalena Bay – “All You Do”
Los Angeles electro-pop duo Magdalena Bay put out their full-length debut last fall, and in June they announced Mercurial World Deluxe out September 23 via Luminelle Recordings. It’ll feature new Continue Reading
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Pinkshift – “Get Out”
The aggro pop-punk band Pinkshift are back with maybe their most confrontational song to date. “Get Out” — the latest single from Pinkshift’s debut album Love Me Forever following “nothing Continue Reading
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