Stream killer BOB sings, the new album from JOBS
Glitch art, a practice that exploits computer bugs in the creation of aesthetic objects, seems unsuitable for describing an album
Owen Pallett, “The Phone Call”
Sprawling and airy, “The Phone Call” is Owen Pallett’s newest offering of delicately arranged, spacious synth pop. Following up his
Wavves X Cloud Nothings, No Life for Me
It may technically be a surprise album, but everyone knew it was coming. No Life for Me, the nine-song collaborative
Open Mike Eagle Interviews Sam Herring on “Secret Skin”
Did you know that for $35,000 Open Mike Eagle will come to your house , play video games with you,
The Sediment Club, “Psychosymplistic, Psychosymplastic Here!”
Familiar on bills featuring experimental bands like Palberta, Big Neck Police, and Palm, The Sediment Club—Austin Sley Julian (son of
Palberta and No One and the Somebodies Announce Split, Begin Tour
If melodies, standard song structure, and what your mom would describe as “good music” aren’t your thing, then here’s some
TOPS, “Sleeptalker”
The video for the song “Sleeptalker” by Montreal quartet TOPS gets you thinking about the creative process. Looking like it was
Golden State Surveillance
The Golden State Warriors won their first NBA championship in 40 years riding high on the wave of point guard Steph Curry,
Rat Columns, “Fooling Around” (Long Version)
The return to a previously released track is sometimes an unnecessary act of an artist’s desire to stay relevant, but
Blood Moon, “All U Got”
’80s revivalism is all over the Top 40: Walk the Moon, Pitbull, and Maroon 5 (in their strangely explicit single)
