The revered capitalist and budding misanthrope Claire Elise Boucher released Miss Anthropocene February 21 of this year, her fifth album as Grimes . From its open, which includes dark post-techno and minimally textured soundscapes over which she lilts to its close …

King Krule has come to us with his thoughts, seemingly broken apart in a psychedelic fit titled Man Alive!. Given the sparse, deconstructed nature of the album, the title reads like a rip of the good shit—a nod to the experimentalists, the heroin junkies’ in the …

Tame Impala a.k.a. Kevin Parker is back with The Slow Rush, their new album which attempts to capture the paradoxical fly-by of time between youth and old age—between the first kiss and the middle of a long-term relationship. In searching that sweet, sweet …

‘Don’t Doubt ur Vibe,’ publicized as Elon’s big play day in the studio carves a curiously fine edge across emergent genres. Theres enough in the track to keep a listener amused. A team of sound engineers make their presence felt, …

Polish producer Da Vosk Docta, blending the delicate and the dirty, the clipped and the articulated melodies, has drafted a delicate nocturne pinioned with grit in Lo-Fi Is the Unwanted Bastard Child of Jazz. The bombast of the …

Rare are those who rise to prominence from the lower classes. It is easy enough to pretend that the Western world does not run parallel to a caste system with examples like The Notorious B.I.G. and Dolly Parton. Inspiring as they …