Old Sounds Made New
Wake-and-bake breakup anthems, lost sessions from a modern indie-rap classic, and a post-punk singer who sounds like Lou Reed after a three-week bender.
Wake-and-bake breakup anthems, lost sessions from a modern indie-rap classic, and a post-punk singer who sounds like Lou Reed after a three-week bender.
Plus Vince Staples’ rock album, Death Cab’s comeback, and Must-Hear Mexican R&B
This week we’ve got grimy club jazz from an outré techno vet, eerie romance set to traditional Caribbean styles, Southern Gothic coming-of-age collage-rap, and more.
Plus: Veeze avoids the empty calories on his leaked-mixtape edit.
Plus: fretless guitar and funky drum machine jams from an Orthodox priest in coastal Greece.
Plus: “Leeds’ premier and pre-eminent Xenofeminist crisis-energy rock duo.”
Plus: The existential debut of a rising Dominican pop star.
Plus: Kooky, cheeky art-rock and dreamy experimental pop from a med student.
Plus 1970s Congolese funk that sounds like it went through a meat pulverizer!
Dijon's eight-man band takes Coachella. Plus: a low-key rapper/producer with more lore than a Greek myth.
Plus: Two electronic geniuses' surprising collab, a beloved bass virtuoso gets lost, and more.
Plus: Robyn bravely goes deep into the heart of sexistentialism.