King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard release a ton of music, but you won’t be able to hear it if you’re exclusively a Spotify listener. The prolific Australian rock band has pulled nearly its entire catalog off the streaming platform without much warning or fanfare. King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard first signaled their departureRead More
It is certainly a surprise to hear Tyler Childers fantasize about making a pilgrimage to Kurukshetra—an Indian city north of Delhi where the Mahabharata was set—but it is not a shock. While he may be the first person with a Kentucky drawl to sing about dharma, rolling “like the Pandavas” with his brothers, and bringingRead More
When does a comfort become a crutch? “You keep on feeding that Afrin addiction,” Karly Hartzman sighs halfway through Wednesday’s “Pick Up That Knife,” “Squeezing the bottle and burning from itching.” If she’s chastising a pal for decongestant overreliance, it’s only in the way someone else at the bottom of the metaphorical bottle can. InRead More
Stop trying to overthink this. There is a new Tyler, the Creator album, and the only thing you’re meant to do is dance along. No narrative interludes to pick apart, no character-based storylines, no eight-minute tell-alls, and no three-parters. Please leave that half-baked thinkpiece in your drafts (“None of that deep shit!”). On Don’t TapRead More
Ozzy Osbourne, who rose to fame as the lead singer of Black Sabbath, has died at the age of 76, two weeks and a couple of days after playing his final concert. That concert, dubbed Back to the Beginning, took place in England, in his hometown of Birmingham, before a crowd of 45,000 people andRead More
Wallflowers aren’t welcome here. “Number one, body movement/No sitting still,” Tyler, the Creator instructs in the opening seconds of his ninth solo album, laying out the first rule of his dance sanctum. It’s a funny command, considering all the crowd surfing and moshing his music tends to stoke. There’s also the matter of the deepRead More
While even the creator can’t fully explain it, Music Place conjures a certain mystical energy. To qualify for a repost, a song must be obscure. “If something has between 0 and 5 reposts and it fits the vibe of Music Place, then I repost it instantly,” the owner tells me. It also needs to haveRead More
It seems like the entire SoundCloud underground rap scene is built on reference at the moment, but there’s a fine line between being unbearably derivative and wielding distinctive influences for fresh results. The former: Nine Vicious stretching his voice and letting out pterodactyl ad-libs the exact same way Barter-era Young Thug would. The latter: FengRead More
For the third straight month, Mavi has released a new song featuring a fellow darling of the hip-hop underground. After May’s “Landgrab” (featuring Earl Sweatshirt) and June’s “Potluck” (with Smino), Mavi has now dropped the Niontay collaboration “Jammers Anonymous.” The single was co-produced by Laron and Subjxct 5, and it comes with a music videoRead More
Ambiguity is Two Shell’s secret weapon, because it makes you go back, over and over, to figure out what the hell they’re actually doing. The rush of “Doom Culture” is brain-scrambling. Shrill synths and curdled basslines hint at aggression, but the rigid kick and strangled vocal sound more like a deeply abstracted ballroom bitch track.Read More
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