Today is Bandcamp Friday, that blessed holiday in which previously unknown new records from underground artists seem to fall on our heads unbidden, like rain from the sky. Dig, if you will, the latest LP from London electronic producer Loraine James. Just a few months ago, James released Detached From The Rest Of You, an LP that included collaborations with …

Our favorite DJ named after a ’90s TV show has returned with another phantasmical new track. The new single “Junior Beat” continues DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ’s prolific streak as the follow-up to July’s “Still Standing.” The post DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ – “Junior Beat” appeared first on Stereogum.

The state of Minnesota has a pretty incredible musical legacy, and that legacy is the focus of a new digital compilation from the people at Sub Pop. The label is using the term “mixtape” to refer to Maximum MN, but we already know that it’s the kind of classic compilation that Sub Pop might’ve release decades ago. This particular release …

The LA-based sonic impressionist claire rousay does a whole lot of collaborating, working with peers like more eaze, Grumpy, and William Tyler. Soon, she’ll follow a little death, the solo album that she released last year, with hotel room, a full-length team-up with Polish ambient composer Martyna Basta. The post claire rousay & Martyna Basta Announce New Album <em>hotel room</em>: …

I got to know Ace Stallings a few years ago, when he was maybe the busiest hardcore promoter in Richmond. Stallings is an extremely cool presence, both welcoming and imposing, and he’s about as passionate about hardcore as a person can be. He’s been a great frontman for bands like Break Away, Mutually Assured Destruction, and Sentinel. These days, Stallings …

With his federal murder-for-hire trial nearing its final stage and the possibility of life in prison hanging over him, Lil Durk appears to be putting his faith above everything else.… The post Lil Durk Posts “Allah Is The Greatest” As Murder-For-Hire Trial Nears Jury Deliberations appeared first on .

It’s been a few years since Steady Holiday, the one-woman project from LA musician Dre Babinski, released the album Newfound Oxygen. Babinski followed that LP with last year’s one-off single “Seasonal Optimism.” Later this fall, she’ll come out with It’s Your Trip, a new album inspired by brain-altering experience of becoming a parent. The post Steady Holiday Announces New Album …

It was just last year when Tonstartssbandht dude Andy Boay (aka Andy White) released his album You Took That Walk For The Two Of Us, and he’s already gone and made another one. Ominously, it’s called Doomed. White tracked it on a Tascam 688 cassette recorder in two locations: the New York Center for Creativity and Dance in Manhattan’s East …

TV On The Radio’s Return To Cookie Mountain just turned 20, and when I revisited it, I was struck all over again by how much Katrina Ford’s backing vocals added to a bunch of those songs. Ford was a TVOTR associate from the very beginning. Before he produced the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Fever To Tell, Dave Sitek did his first-ever …

Last year, Detroit’s Day Residue released i love what you’ve done with the place, a ferocious EP that was diverse in its disgruntled punkiness. Since then, they shared the one-off “Lackey.” Today, they’ve returned with two new singles “Gag Order” and “Hypothetical” that continue their stellar streak. The post Day Residue – “Gag Order” & “Hypothetical” appeared first on Stereogum.