Chaotic, confrontational, cinematic, the Nigerian American artist creates an afro-futuristic film soundtrack you can also play at a club—if you are both brave and ambitious enough.
The Long Island couple’s latest release shreds, grinds, and stomps in a way that suggests that the men who will likely complain as they get bigger are better off stepping aside.
The Tio’tiá:ke/Montréal composer uses his latest album as a means to break the routine of working in isolation while embracing community.
Feral and bloodthirsty, the Los Angeles-based nu-metal band’s latest project is an audio baseball bat through one’s windshield.
The Boston-based producer and composer is back with an otherworldly soundtrack for the possibility of life in space.
The latest album is a sweet hello and an occasional revisit to old times with Daniel Denton.
The nu-funk artist’s latest jubilant and celebratory single, “Slay,” forces ass shaking and people bouncing.
The mystery behind Andrea Knight’s latest experimental album is one of the most intriguing parts.
Brought forth is a folk album that is dark, complex, delicate and necessary at a time where the world is looking to unpack their own emotional discomforts.
The prog-rock band’s newest EP is a therapeutic conversation between listener and artist concerning some of the most personal yet universal thoughts for a musician who wants to have a lucrative career.
