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reviewY’s self-titled debut EP resembles a sonic hurricaneElements of jazz, post-punk, and pop swirl around each track, chaotic and frenzied, but, at their core, the London-based band…
reviewnahdoitagain’s ‘He Laughs at Things He is Confused About,’ and the Beauty of the UndefinedThe 18-year-old Nigerian alternative R&B artist’s latest album asks you to inhabit the spaces between sounds, to get lost in…
reviewDeantoni Parks takes cosmic jazz further into the stratosphere on ‘Stargate’The renowned drummer and producer pushes his drums to the red signaling chaotic rides and his synths sound like air…
interviewInterview with Seigfried Komidashi: the visionary artist who is an amalgation of his past, present, and future“My musical identity is a chaotic patchwork of different points of reference… a way of forcing people to question what…
interviewInterview: Starling’s ‘2324’ captures the shared moodiness of this fledgling band“Making any piece of music that has to do with anything at all conceptually is nostalgia. It only ever is…
reviewWho’s the realest in the rap game, if not CENSORED dialogue?The compelling rapper who doesn’t have to flex her authenticity’s latest album, 'Pyrex Housecat,' has style and nerve in spades.
reviewDIY pop and post-internet poetics refined on BUFFEE’s ‘EP2’The Leeds-based producer’s latest EP documents her evolution from bedroom producer to soundscape architect.
reviewGas No Light’s ‘Three Moons Later’ is the soundtrack to Black history and it’s futureThe Bristol-based artist builds momentum using ancient African polyrhythms before building galactic synth arrangements.
reviewCoolgirl’s cinematic ‘Road Closures’ leads you to unfamiliar placesThe Dublin-based ambient artist’s latest release doubles as a lost vintage soundtrack to a horror B-movie and a deserted planet.
reviewTongue in the Mind pushes psychedelic music even further on self-titled EPThe New York-based avant-rock supergroup’s debut EP is an experience in questioning prior understandings of music.
reviewhelios the sun god develops a reminiscent spirit in a modern framework on ‘all roads lead to rhodes: the early ears’Spirits of American rock and the South haunt the Boston-based experimental band’s latest tracks as they float in and out…
reviewBlack Bordello guides you through a twisted tour of a Tibetan Buddhist realm in their latest album ‘White Bardo’The London-based band ebbs and flows between the angelic chancel of a church, the sweaty pit of a post-punk gig,…