The Madvillain Orchestra
Madvillainy (2004). Even with fifteen years between its official release and today…
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Alexis Marshall: Good Dude Extraordinaire
“These thing happen,” Daughters’ frontman Alexis Marshall says…
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LEECH Presents UNDERBITE
You might know Boston-based rapper LEECH for any of his numerous singles released in the last year…
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Big Thief Deals in Folk Mysticism on U.F.O.F.
U.F.O.F. hits the ground limping and plods on until it reaches a dignified waltz. The opener…
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Fontaines D.C. Are Gonna be Big: Dogrel Review
Irish post-punk group, Fontaines D.C. could easily take any other band in their category by the collar…
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A Lo-Fi Love Letter
Lofi hip hop is slept on. When I say this, I don’t mean the “lofi hip hop radio – beats to relax/study to” or…
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Isaiah Rashad: Slept On or Sought After?
Isaiah Rashad had a pretty typical introduction to the game, dropping a mixtape…
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Anderson .Paak’s Ventura is a Necessary Development from Oxnard
Ventura is Anderson .Paak’s fourth and (potentially) final album…
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An Interview with Club Sofa
Club Sofa, a play on “club soda” with a bit of emphasis on “chilling” (as they described in…
