Production duo The Jet Age of Tomorrow, which is comprised of Matt Martian (of The Internet) Hal Williams (Pyramid Vritra), has released a new mixtape for your listening pleasure. Featuring Odd Future members Earl Sweatshirt, Hodgy... Read more »
Young Things pride themselves in being a New York City rock band. Avoiding the gimmicks and styles of the moment, the band stays rooted in the fundamentals of guitar driven, city-inspired, high energy rock music. Even... Read more »
London based production collective BRTSH KINGHTS are finally releasing “If I Was To,” a summery banger that’s been floating about in demo form for nearly a year, but is far too good not to get a... Read more »
With so much good music steadily coming through, it's easy to miss out on some of the best. To help prevent this, we've picked some of our favorite tracks from the week. Here are the songs... Read more »
Haerts have made an impressive name for themselves recently with only one release under their belt. The Brooklyn five-piece have been signed to Neon Gold/Colombia, joining the ranks of indie favorites St. Lucia and Haim. They... Read more »
Unfortunately, Disclosure did not sample The Simpsons like you might have hoped. Instead, this new original track titled “When a Fire Starts to Burn,” which they’ve been playing at their shows, is an infectious, funky house... Read more »
Almost forgot about Earl Sweatshirt‘s collaboration with Mac Miller, didn’t you? The Odd Future associate premiered “Guild” earlier in the year, but here’s the studio version. With vocals tweaked to the point where you can barely... Read more »
If you’re a fan of Ryan Hemsworth, 2013 has been a good year so far. He gave us a Backstreet Boys remix, an Outkast remix, a Rhye remix, a mix for Diplo, and a wealth of... Read more »
Well damn. Gucci Mane has years of experience and plenty of successful records under his belt, but he’s still operating in the same old Guwop ways: tons of mixtapes, unofficial videos, and a commitment to doing... Read more »
It’s hard to imagine someone as adorable as CHVRCHES‘ lead singer Lauren Mayberry choosing to cover the angsty material of Rage Against the Machine. But before her days as the electropop trio’s frontwoman, Mayberry was in... Read more »
Sometimes, there’s a boatload of controversy surrounding a track, making you seriously consider even listening to a track. Fucking morals. Lucky for us, the Black Hippy crew took hold of the immaculate “U.O.E.N.O.” instrumental, turning it... Read more »
Remember the first time you heard Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros‘ infectious, feel-good “Home,” and you adopted it as the song of the 2010? It’s been a moment since we’ve heard a song like that,... Read more »
Did you miss the recent Boiler Room set at New York City’s illustrious W Hotel? Me too. It was on April 25 and featured performances from Cam’ron and Solange, along with DJ sets from Ryan Hemsworth and... Read more »
Daughter‘s music is skeletal. Even when the backdrops are whole with drums, guitars, and keys, there’s an element of emptiness there, and there is a temptation to wrap those bones in muscle, nerves, and skin. Australian... Read more »
Though the respective styles of London Grammar and Kids of the Apocalypse might not seem a natural match at first pass, there’s a certain cosmic logic to their collaboration. Both popped up around the turn of... Read more »