Music

Celebrated electronic artist Anthony Gonzalez takes a step back from the success of 2011’s “Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming”, especially the omnipresent single “Midnight City”, mining 70’s & early...

Debut album from elusive, Drake-approved R&B act who had leaked several amazing singles like “The Line” & “Too Deep” at the end of last year. Like early releases by The Weeknd there is not just...

A warm sounding record, “Our Love” by Caribou plays neither as straight up dance music or as head-phone geeking IDM. It flows more like a regular rock album—each song is singular rather than a...

FKA Twig’s music is a futuristic take on R&B with a nod to past Hip Hop/R&B artists and producers like Timbaland and Aaliyah as well as former 90’s trip hop acts like Portishead & Bjork. She...

An album which absolutely dominated 2015 year end lists, “Butterfly” feels like the descendant of masterpieces like “Songs In The Key Of Life”, “Maggot Brain” or “There’s A Riot Goin’ On”...

If you’re a jazz person but lament that jazz has gone the way of classical and doesn’t push boundaries that it used to then you need to hear Flying Lotus. Steven Ellison (the genius behind Flying Lotus)...

Spoon is back with a vengeance with “They Want My Soul”. Spoon gets my vote for the most consistently great rock band of the last 15 years. With Sleater-Kinney coming back they have some competition and...

Uneven, but occasionally brilliant 8th full length album by the always polarizing and even hated West. West’s discography remains singular amongst both rap artists and pop artists in general during the 21st...

Second full length release by Brooklyn producer James Hinton is a big leap forward for him. Hinton grabs found vocals from random YouTube channels and winds them around his synth driven house music, creating...

Double album follow-up to DIIV’s very good debut album “Oshin”. Though not without standouts (Dopamine!!) the songs seem to run together, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. “Is The Is Are”...