Everything's Fine by Jean Grae & Quelle Chris Two of my favorite underground rappers, Quelle Chris and Jean Grae, are set to release a collaborative album titled Everything’s Fine this March. I’m pretty excited about this for the following reasons: 1. Quelle Chris is one of
Today I’m reacting to a curious Bandcamp page called DADABOTS, which specializes in generative music. If you’ve ever wondered what machines fed a steady diet of Krallice and Battles would create, here is your answer.
Though a few missteps keep Ruins from being First Aid Kit’s best album, it’s still packed with well-written, well-performed, and well-produced folk pop songs.
Fresh off a name simplification, The Voidz have shared the lead single from their upcoming sophomore album, Virtue. “Leave It in My Dreams” is certainly more modest than the epic “Human Sadness,” which served as the first taste of the band’s full-length debut, Tyranny. This new track actually smacks
Veteran is sure to be one of the most in-your-face, off-the-wall and creative rap projects of 2018.
The weekly segment in which Anthony touches down on some of the best and worst tracks he has heard in the past week.
The post-shoegaze, post-post-noise, and post-post-post-punk duo No Age has been building up to the release of their fourth album since the end of last year. Snares Like a Haircut is set to drop on January 26 via Drag City, and “Send Me” is the latest teaser from it. I’ve
Cynic has returned with “Humanoid,” their first piece of new music since 2014’s Kindly Bent to Free Us. Moreover, the song strikes me as a return to form following that album’s disappointing mildness. The band’s back to creating sharp, inventive prog-metal – and holy shit are those basslines
DJ Carnage recently linked up with everyone’s favorite DAMN. analog, Lil Pump; and the result is just raw, explosive energy in the form of “i Shyne.” Our boy Lil Pump SNAPS on this track, matching the crazy wailing sample / synth line that propels Carnage’s beat. This song apparently
The magical monthly segment where Anthony briefly touches down on a gauntlet of albums he didn’t get a chance to review this past month.
