A new freestyle from Demigodz member Motive. Of course, the Demigodz are associated with Connecticut rapper Apathy who dropped a record I reviewed earlier this year. The verses here are decent, and the beat has an old school sound. However, the exciting part, for me, comes at the end. It’
On Parallax, Deerhunter member Bradford Cox pulls together one of his most cohesive solo releases yet. And strangely, his sound is starting to resemble the output of his main band’s. WATCH THE REVIEW
On his latest album, rapper Donald Glover displays a lotta technical ability and wordplay, but the message and insecure vibes this album sends out are just something I just can’t get down with. WATCH THE REVIEW
On his latest album, rapper Donald Glover displays a lotta technical ability and wordplay, but the message and insecure vibes this album sends out are just something I just can’t get down with. WATCH THE REVIEW
Awesome! Another audio review where I’m accompanied by my good friend Derek. He’s the best. Number one! Anyway, in the last episode of this series, we were talking about some friggin’ death metal. That’s all well and good, but you can’t be listening to extreme stuff
Wildflowers (Exhale Efreet) by ::M∆DE:IN:HEIGHTS:: One trend in online music that I’ll never understand is using triangles and other various symbols in band names and song titles. I’m afraid that blogging about the music from one of these artists may mean inadvertently endorsing some kind
Back in May, I blogged about a bit of music from the electronic solo project Beat Culture. In the time since, he’s been prolifically releasing material, and the track above, “If Only,” is the first to drop from his next ablum, Tokyo Dreamer. The opening piano phrase on this
Back in September, Vampire Weekend member Rotsam Batmanglij dropped a solo track titled “Wood” that I’ve been pretty infatuated with ever since. I was hoping it was going to lead to more material and seems this dude is leaving a breadcrumb trail of new songs that will probably lead
Shortly after having performed with Tyler, The Creator, the boys in BADBADNOTGOOD are at it again with a new recording. This time, they’re covering numerous instrumentals from the canon of rap’s most metallic MCs, MF DOOM. Stream the track above, and find a list of the instrumentals covered
On Crazy Clown Time, David Lynch indulges in the kind of sonic artistry that has made so many of his movies pretty disturbing. Still, the man’s songs, to me, just don’t match up. WATCH THE REVIEW
