We’ve got a new experimental supergroup on our hands, and it’s an especially weird one. Brian Weitz is the most famous member of this trio; you probably know him as Geologist, from Animal Collective. Jim Thomson was once known as Hans Orifice, the founding drummer of Gwar. He left Gwar in the ’80s and went on to play for bands …

The history of Latin American dancing culture is getting explored at a new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York. The post This New York Museum is Highlighting Latin American Dance Culture  appeared first on Remezcla.

Louis Barby’s project as Slow Cooked is all about warping expectations. For four years, the musician has pushed the boundaries of what to expect from the cello, crafting unexpected, sensual, satirical, and suspenseful compositions about wading through a corporate existence. Last year, he released his debut EP Plastic Values, which foreshadowed the brilliant things to expect from the fixture in …

Last year, the Glasgow post-punkers Nighshift released their album Homosapien. Right now, Nighshift are touring Europe with Horsegirl, and they’ve just shared two new tracks as a double A-side single. “Dice” is a playfully skronky lark, while “Firefly” is more of a beatific groove, though it’s just as playfully skronky in its own way. It’s important to note that Nightshift …

Kendrick Lamar is in Toronto right now. On Thursday night, Kendrick and SZA played the first of their two shows at Toronto’s Rogers Centre — Kendrick’s first visit to Drake’s hometown since all of last year’s high-profile drama. Kendrick reportedly got a huge ovation when he performed “Not Like Us” last night, so that’s not ideal for Drake. But reports …

The world is due for some Ho99o9. It’s been two years since theOGM and Yeti Bones dropped their surprise mixtape Territory: Turf Talk, Vol II that featured a roster of exceptional guests. Today, they’ve returned to announce their third album Tomorrow We Escape, which is out September 9, and shared new single “Upside Down.”

Last year Kim Gordon rocked the music world with her polarizing The Collective lead single “Bye Bye,” on which she delivers a deadpan rap over a trap beat. Now the former Sonic Youth co-leader is back to give the song an anti-Trump twist.

I can think of absolutely no comparison point for King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. They are a one of one. The Australian psych-rockers crank out an unholy amount of music, and they freely switch genres and moods from album to album. If you’re a devoted King Gizzard fan, then you must not have much time in your life for …

We’ve Got A File On You features interviews in which artists share the stories behind the extracurricular activities that dot their careers: acting gigs, guest appearances, random internet ephemera, etc.