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Ticketmaster to Show Full Ticket Pricing and Eliminate Hidden Fees
President Joe Biden had called out ticketing giants for their “junk fees” during his State of the Union address
Look Mum No Computer: “My 1,000 oscillator megadrone was challenging”
Ahead of Saturday's Keys & Frequencies, the synth builder and YouTube sensation shares his mind-boggling inventions
Library Music
In the age of streaming, public libraries offer small-scale alternatives for local archiving.
Coronavirus All But Killed Live Music In Missouri, Leaving Venues Asking For Federal Money
The first Sony Walkman goes on sale - HISTORY
The transistor radio was a technological marvel that put music literally into consumers’ hands in the mid-1950s. It was cheap, it was reliable and it was
Skylar Spence, Pop Music's New Disco Whiz Kid | GQ
A conversation with the rising musician about Woody Allen, dropping out, and arrogance
SAINT PEPSI - HIT VIBES | Music Review | Tiny Mix Tapes
With a burgeoning number of SoundCloud artists, Bandcamp accounts, and on-demand music communities continuing to flourish online, the inclusion of “original” works within “new” material has become more apparent now than it ever has in the past. This increase goes far beyond transforming mainstream pop hits into nightclub bangers or splicing magnetic tape for experimental ends; digital platforms are beginning to encroach on the boundaries of creative commons in a way we ha
New band of the week: Saint Pepsi (No 21) | Music | The Guardian
One of the most promising young electronic producers working in the realm of hypnagogic funk, disco and boogie
» Songs of the Week: Skylar Spence, Vampire Weekend’s Chris Baio, and the R
Plus Deerhunter, ABBA, !!!, and the ‘Late Show’ theme.
A Primer on Vaporwave the Genre's 4 Need-to-Know Names
Time to meet Chuck Person, Blank Banshee, Saint Pepsi and George Clanton.
Saint Pepsi: "People thought I was living in this fantasy land where I’m my
Dosed up on Twitter feeds, pop, PC Music and everything great the internet’s ever given us, this blog triumph is stepping out into the real world. Take a sip.
Chance the Rapper: The Big Day Album Review | Pitchfork
Chance’s sprawling, 77-minute “debut” is an exuberant and often wonderful celebration of love and family that struggles to bring depth to his newlywed dad-raps.
Album of the Day: Mannequin Pussy, “Patience” « Bandcamp Daily
Across their latest, the Philadelphia punk quartet sift through the emotional wreckage of a dissolved relationship.
Hidden Gems: Rasmee, “Isan Soul” « Bandcamp Daily
A Thai singer’s take on traditional molam is keenly aware of the backbone it shares with West African music.
Freddie Gibbs Survived His Darkest Moments With Madlib Beats in His Head
Freddie Gibbs reunites with Madlib for a new album, ‘Bandana,’ that marks a true full-circle moment for the rap veteran.
Angel Bat Dawid: The Oracle
The debut from the Chicago-based composer and clarinetist serves as a vibrant, spiritual, free-jazz document of black life as it stands today.
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Maroon 5’s Super Bowl Halftime Show: A Game Everyone Lost | Pitchfork
Their eight-song set was defined by who wasn’t there. Also, Adam Levine’s unfortunate lack of shirt.
Inside Copenhagen’s “Fast Techno” Scene with Courtesy’s New Label, Kulør «
“They’re even playing faster now.”
Eight Artists Pushing the Ambient Edges of Techno « Bandcamp Daily
With carefully wrought sound design and rhythms found even in the beatless moments, these electronic producers delight in every detail.
The Best Jazz on Bandcamp: January 2019 « Bandcamp Daily
Our guide to the month’s crucial jazz LPs.
Cherry Glazerr Kicks Its Grungy Manifestoes Into a New Gear on ‘Stuffed & R
The songwriter, singer and guitarist Clementine Creevy is firmly in charge on her band’s third album, counterattacking confusion and insecurity with powerful riffs.
DANGER takes listeners on a journey of discovery in new full-length album,
DANGER blends instrumentals, gaming, and a little bit of self-reflection in new full length album, ORIGINS.
The evolution of Georgia Anne Muldrow, supersonic innovator
It’s time the rest of the world finally caught up to Georgia Anne Muldrow, an intuitive artist mixing futuristic beats awith ancient philosophy.
THE CANNY CANIBUS RAPPER'S NO DOPE, AS REP GOES FROM BAD TO VERSER WITH REL
Spotlight Special: OutKast - 'ATLiens' | Features | Clash Magazine
Although Atlanta’s OutKast had been booed by sections of the crowd at the infamous 1995 Source Awards, the general attitude towards southern hip-hop…
ATLiens Turns 20 - Stereogum
André Benjamin didn't use his first verse on ATLiens, OutKast's second album, to tell you about how great he is. Instead, he used it to tell you why he shouldn't have to tell you how great he is. His whole verse is a tight, concise little story about some rappity-rap rapper trying to battle him and André just looking on impassively. And then, when the guy gets finished rapping at him, André offers to explain his "only child style": "I grew up by myself, not 'round no park bench / Just a nigga busting off flows in apartments." It's a startling announcement — that André, and OutKast by extens...
ATLiens – Rolling Stone
Check out our album review of Artist's ATLiens on Rolling Stone.com.
Columbia Jazz Orchestra is on the upswing | Music | Vox Magazine
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