DOS4GW - Suiside B

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfpm3FOFJtg DOS4GW is an underground beatmaker that has been consistently blowing my mind since 2007. The dark, fierce, electronic noise that has been emanating from his bedroom for the past few years has grown more varied and more interesting with each project, so naturally this new album, Suiside B, is pretty exciting. Slightly reminiscent of Tobacco and BMSR, the album is as mottled as it is expansive, with overdriven metallic waves broken up by steady beats, drum-and-bass punctuation, and trippy fluorescent crescendos. Check it out above and enjoy!

Suiside B is out now via Smokers Cough.

- Fin Worrall

#$ - Hash Money

Previously mentioned hip hop duo #$ has just put out its first project on Smokers Cough Records, the eight-track-long mini-album Hash Money. It's a breezy listen, clocking in a little short of the half hour mark, but it showcases everything that makes its two members so great. New Jersey MC GDP is a clever and charismatic wordsmith and Space Jesus' production style is definitely his own - I'll go with the above Bandcamp page's "electro hip-hop bass" description of his beats. The twosome ultimately pack a lot into Hash Money, resulting in a decidedly short-winded but substantial listen. Enjoy!

GDP - "The Next Day"

A hilarious and breezy new music video from New Jersey's GDP for his song "The Next Day." The B&W music video of nothing more than the MC taking occasional sips from a bottle of Coca Cola kind of reminds me of a recent Xiu Xiu one - Both leave me feeling parched. But while GDP might leave me in want of a beverage, he thankfully does not leave me in want of good bars; they're as solid as ever here. H. Jon Benjamin deserves more shout-outs.

"The Next Day" is taken from Permanent Vocation, due out via Smokers Cough later this year.

#$ - "Right Now"

New Jersey MC GDP and Philly electronic music producer Space Jesus have joined forces under the name #$ (Hash Money). The Smokers Cough signees already have new single and video out under their new handle, titled "Right Now." Check out the bassy EDM-rap goodness above!