Snotnoze Saleem and SHARP.’s ‘Resident Strangers’ says something
The underground hip-hop duo’s dark, maddening world unravels the present moment and the future...
Diving In: DJ Haram
The New York-based DJ, producer, and poet isn’t afraid to agitate, mobilize and explore...
On the self-titled debut, Lahnah dives into their twisted, high-power subconscious
The Philadelphia trio puts a tooth-falling-out-I-forgot-my-pants-the-sky-is-falling nightmare on its feet and into the studio.
Jetski’s ‘The Radiant Radish’ hypnotizes with overstimulation
The Illinois-based producer's latest album feels like you’re inside the soundwaves themselves, only witnessing...
Find consolation and excitement, wallowing in the counter-culture of HARESS’ ‘Skylarks’
The England band straddles the line between tranquil, gradual arrangements and cacophonous ones on...
Interview with Sunglasz Vendor: the self-effacing three-piece soundtracking existential hesitation
“There are two ends of the political compass. There's anarchy and 'Guitar Hero,' and...
Seo crafts a fiery void to dance through on ‘.S.E.O.T.R.O.N.I.C.A.’
The Lagos artist’s latest project is a liftoff into a dimension where harsh noise,...
Everything is Psychedelic defy definition throughout ‘The Beautiful Malaise’
The UK duo’s daring debut album could only have emerged from the depths of...
Y’s self-titled debut EP resembles a sonic hurricane
Elements of jazz, post-punk, and pop swirl around each track, chaotic and frenzied, but,...
nahdoitagain’s ‘He Laughs at Things He is Confused About,’ and the Beauty of the Undefined
The 18-year-old Nigerian alternative R&B artist’s latest album asks you to inhabit the spaces...
