Chocolate and dry humps can only get you so far, so instead of creating another playlist, we’ve designed some Valentine’s Day prints that feature artists such as Drake, Disclosure, Kanye West, and more.
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Following up their beat-centric tapes, Nathan Williams (Wavves) and his brother Kynan have dropped So Serene – a 27-minute one take that could easily feature MC Ride or soundtrack a Battletoads sequel.
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Indie has always had a love affair with hip hop and Mac Miller is giving back. Sort of. The slightly off, always on Larry Fisherman recently uploaded a cover of Conor Oberst’s “Lua” and it’s all sorts of amazing.
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Dropkick winter’s bitch fits with new music from the likes of Jenny Lewis, Young Thug, Eagulls, Liars, and The Black Lips.
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In many ways, Angel Olsen’s upcoming LP for Jagjaguwar is a retelling of how spellbinding rock n’ roll can be. Need proof? Watch her set for NPR which features “Unfucktheworld”, “Iota”, “Enemy”, and “White Fire”.
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The 56th Grammy Awards are upon us and this year, we’re diving head first into the world of liveblogging with our editors Leah Beresford and Elyse Hill manning the ship. Warning: they may attack Taylor Swift.
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Disclosure’s Guy and Howard Lawrence have been busy with their tour and Mary J. Blige/Q-Tip collabos, and their recent appearance on “Late Night” shows they’re definitely ready to take over the world.
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Spike Jonze’s “Her” has received five Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, and Lance Bangs’ new mini-doc digs a little bit deeper by interviewing a handful of musicians about their attachment to love.
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Stoked And Broke: FIDLAR and HSY’s free house show was packed with sludge hits, invisible pull-ups, and enough sweat to kill off the polar vortex.
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Diplo vs. Nardwuar. The title says it all as Kim K Mutumbo and the Human Serviette went toe-to-toe at the Contact Winter Music Fest, reminiscing about Diplo’s origins, Miami bass, and M.I.A.’s “Paper Planes”.
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