Noname and De La Soul Glide Over the Abyss
Plus a welcome return to form from Oneohtrix Point Never, spaced-out sophsitipop from rural New England, and surrealist funk from the UK.
Plus a welcome return to form from Oneohtrix Point Never, spaced-out sophsitipop from rural New England, and surrealist funk from the UK.
The audacious rap veteran on sobriety, platforming trans artists, and working with the next generation of hyperpop stars on his latest album, ‘Stardust.’
A Swedish singer and pipe organist, a Portuguese experimentalist, a Canadian rapper, and more.
Plus the resurrection of a rap one-hit wonder, revolutionary rave, and ecstatic Thin Lizzy riffage.
Albums contending with divorce, expatriation, suburban malaise, and other concerns
The California rapper-producer spent his early years cultivating a fanbase of trolls. How much reckoning will it take to shake them?
A Yale professor and ‘One Battle After Another’ star makes his cheeky debut. Plus pop from the Tehrangeles diaspora, the new Tame Impala, and more.
Remembering the R&B giant with a handful of tracks that express his one-of-a-kind brilliance.
Deliriously strange club music, in-the-moment ambience, a knotted-up singer-songwriter, and more.
A breakdown and analysis of the hugely popular Twitch streamer’s Mafiathon series and his standing as one of rap’s favorite press stops