AKITA’s latest release, “The Way It Is,” is a funk-infused track that brings forth the ugly realities of the current world with a captivating beat and lively energy. The song’s Continue Reading
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Dominican-Haitian producer Luigui Bleand achieves another milestone with his juicy and spicy single “Mueve Eso.” Collaborating with La Perversa, one of the fastest-growing artists of the Urban and Dembow genres, Continue Reading
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The UK rock band Shame have announced a new album, Food For Worms, the follow-up to Drunk Tank Pink, which came out at the beginning of 2021. It’s been billed Continue Reading
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The Italian band Infall bill themselves as mathcore, but the music feels less like straining your brain in algebra class than getting clobbered on the football field. The time signatures Continue Reading
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Last month, Philadelphia experimental shoegaze band They Are Gutting A Body Of Water released a compelling new LP, Lucky Styles. It followed their recent split EP with fellow Philly band Continue Reading
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Five years ago, the intense and ambitious New Jersey screamo band Massa Nera released their full-length debut Los Pensamientos De Una Cara Palida. Now, after a bunch of interstitial releases, Continue Reading
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The great rock band Pile have announced a new album, All Fiction, which will be out on February 17. It’s their proper follow-up to 2019’s Green And Gray, and comes Continue Reading
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Former Beta Band frontman Steve Mason has announced a new solo album, Brothers & Sisters, his follow-up to 2019’s About The Light. Mason co-produced it with Tev’n, and it features Continue Reading
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At the beginning of this year, the LA-based rap collective Brockhampton announced plans to take an “indefinite hiatus.” In that announcement, the group said that their two sets at Coachella Continue Reading
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The relentlessly and self-consciously quirky Los Angeles indie rock trio Cheekface released Too Much To Ask in August, and we named it Album Of The Week. Today they’re back with Continue Reading
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New York Korean-American artist Margaret Sohn, who performs as Miss Grit, has announced their debut album, Follow The Cyborg, out February 24 via Mute. The album is deeply conceptual, “following Continue Reading
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When music is created and released to the world, the artist themselves are open to many different opinions and ratings on the art they make. Modern-day rappers tend to drop Continue Reading
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Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds are back with a new single, “Pretty Boy.” It’ll appear on a new album that’s due out next year, though details on that have yet Continue Reading
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Let’s Eat Grandma are getting into the soundtrack game. The British synthpop duo have just followed up April’s excellent Two Ribbons with the original score for The Bastard Son & Continue Reading
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Ice Spice's name and hit single "Munch (Feelin' U)" have been inescapable over the last two months. The neophyte Bronx, N.Y. rapper strikes while the iron is hot with her follow-up track Continue Reading
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On July 4th of this year, Killer Mike released a new single, “Run,” that featured Young Thug and included a speech by Dave Chappelle. It was his first solo track Continue Reading
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In recent years the late, great Joanna Gruesome has splintered off into an array of bands with overlapping lineups. There’s Ex-Vöid, sort of a hardcore jangle-pop act. There’s the self-consciously Continue Reading
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Run The Jewels have announced a RTJ4 remix album called RTJ CU4TRO. The album features remixes and updated versions of tracks made entirely by Latin artists. It’s out November 11 Continue Reading
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One of the year’s most anticipated hardcore albums is finally here. The Louisville band Inclination, which features Knocked Loose’s Isaac Hale on guitar, makes a frantic, fervid form of ’90s-style Continue Reading
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We did not like Sigrid’s second album nearly as much as her first, but we’re not about to get off this train just yet. The Norwegian pop singer has announced Continue Reading
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