Eighteen months since his last EP, Burial drops us in the middle of a desolate plain. Murky drones swirl, winds howl, and a voice full of Biblical portent mutters, “I saw something… flower, bloom from nothing.” Whatever “Comafields,” the title of the new EP’s A-side, might mean to Burial, the 12-minute track certainly suggests aRead More
My grandmother only ever loved one rap song. No, it wasn’t that she was a hip-hop hater on a crusade against the genre’s vulgarity or anything like that—she was a fiery woman, barely over five feet tall, who could talk shit with the best of them. She just didn’t care much for modern pop culture.Read More
Cardo Got Wings’ voice cuts through the noise at Ralph’s Coffee as he rattles off the albums that once filled his CD deck in the late ’90s and early aughts. “That was a time period! Seventh and eighth grade. Best music ever. That shit molded me as a man,” he proclaims. “No Limit Records, CashRead More
The Armed are mad as hell, and they’re not going to take it anymore. After a loosely connected three-album cycle exploring the outer limits of hardcore punk, extreme pop, and the idea of “authenticity,” the cultish, semi-anonymous Detroit collective’s sixth album dispenses with high-concept experiments in favor of something more immediate. Built around a barrageRead More
MexikoDro has shared “Marta,” the follow-up to his hype-stirring single “No Date.” As with its predecessor, the veteran Atlanta artist enlisted producer BapeBrazy for the track and J Woods to shoot and edit the video. Check it out below. Named after Atlanta’s transit system, “Marta” is the producer-turned-rapper’s first release since signing to Republic inRead More
At some point, you realize that Wedren’s whisper has expanded into a gale-force bellow, hard-panned and all around you. The road that goes just goes and goes, soaring skyward, hammered flat on anvil-sized chords, buoyed by Larson’s screaming harmonics. The fade-out is unambiguous in its implications: This song will never, ever end. It’s still going,Read More
Robert Wilson, the pioneering avant-garde playwright and theater director who collaborated with Philip Glass, Tom Waits, Lady Gaga, and more, has died. Chris Green, the executor of Wilson’s estate and the president of the Robert Wilson Arts Foundation confirmed the news to The New York Times, stating that the artist died Thursday (July 31) atRead More
Watch Reneé Rapp talk about herself in interviews, and two things quickly become clear: that she fucks, and that she gives none. Through her stints in youth theater (say hello to your 2018 Jimmy Awards winner), Broadway, Hollywood, and aspirant pop stardom, the 25-year-old singer from Huntersville, North Carolina has maintained a sharp-edged aversion toRead More
Born from a fusion of Dominica’s folk music and computerized instrumentation, bouyon has become one of the most bugged-out genres in the West Indies. Me being me, I prefer the side of the scene—currently the hottest music on its birth island and in Guadeloupe—that’s taken on the raunchiness of modern soca and dancehall. I’m talkingRead More
There’s a swarm of heavily populated Discord channels you can solicit recs in, but there’s also a slew of micro-spaces dedicated to certain scenes full of people posting goodness. You can even discover shards of unfinished songs by joining private channels, like the one for producer collective StudyGroup, which is regularly flooded with tantalizing drafts.Read More
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