I don’t know how many of you care as deeply about Badly Drawn Boy’s Mercury Prize-winning 2000 debut album The Hour Of Bewilderbeast as I do, but today is a great day for anyone in that club. Fresh off the release of their self-titled debut LP, the Manchester post-rock trio Shaking Hand have covered “The… The post Shaking Hand – …

Have you ever been in a situation where someone tells you the phrase “you hate me”? Man, that’s the fucking worst. What are you going to say? You have to be like, “Um, no I don’t,” even if you do actually hate that person. And if you don’t hate them, your denial is still going… The post Koyo – “You …

One of the most recognizable voices of his generation, Lil Tjay is stepping into a more reflective space with the release of his new single “Life On Edge,” a track that signals… The post Lil Tjay Gets Candid In His First Interview In “Life On Edge”, Part 1 Of Short Film Trilogy appeared first on .

Brooklyn artist HDBeenDope has released his new EP And Even Better through Roc Nation Distribution, paired with the official music video for “IN CLOSING.” The project moves between high-energy records… The post HDBeenDope Drops New EP ‘And Even Better’ With Cinematic “IN CLOSING” Video appeared first on .

Anytime I hear a phrase like “cinematic trope” in a song’s opening line, I sit up and pay attention. That’s what LA-based singer-songwriter Joanna Samuels does on her new single “Two People, The Moon”: “You know how there’s a cinematic trope/ About two people and the moon?/ She’s looking up at it the same time… The post Johanna Samuels – …

This year marks a decade since Jilian Medford released the debut IAN SWEET album, Shapeshifter. The indie darling’s output has remained consistent since then, and 2023’s SUCKER was the latest. Now, she’s announcing Shiverstruck, out in July. The smitten lead single “Criminal Kissing” is a riot. “‘Criminal Kissing’ is a love letter to making bad… The post IAN SWEET Announces …

On this day in 2021, the Hip Hop world lost one of its most creative minds when Gregory Jacobs, better known as Shock G of Digital Underground, passed away in… The post Today In Hip Hop History: The Source Magazine Remembers Digital Underground’s Shock G Five Years Later appeared first on .

It’s happening: Boards Of Canada finally have a new album coming out. Today the Scottish IDM legends announced that Inferno, their follow-up to 2013’s Tomorrow’s Harvest, will arrive in just over a month. As of now, there’s no full single out yet, but you can hear a snippet of what’s to come in a 42-second trailer released today. The post Boards …

Last year, the Scandinavian experimental pop duo Smerz released Big city life, one of our favorite albums of 2025. A few months ago, they dropped Big city life EDITS, a remix compilation that featured appearances from people like Clairo, Erika de Casier, They Are Gutting A Body Of Water, Elias Rønnenfelt, Fousheé, and MIKE. Right… The post Smerz Announce New …

We’re coming up on five years since the War On Drugs released their major-label debut I Don’t Live Here Anymore, our favorite album of 2021. Despite some teasers indicating new music is well underway, the fan base is growing impatient. So it’s with great pleasure that I pass along news that the sixth Drugs studio album is nearing competion. The …