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Undeniably, Splice changed the game regarding providing and sourcing samples for music producers. Yet much has changed since they innovated in such an exciting way, and, unfortunately, it's hardly for the better... Splice's business model has continued to become more predatory and reliant on user ...Continue reading  » Read More

Multi-talented DJ, producer, and instrumentalist Homemade Spaceship, known for his electro-soul performances and impactful presence on the Denver bass music scene, has announced the release of his lead single "Electric Indigo." The track is an auditory exploration, encapsulating his signature ...Continue reading  » Read More

Meduza, the internationally acclaimed hitmakers with multiple Platinum records, make a triumphant return with their latest single, "Phone". This captivating track features the remarkable talents of their label mates from Island UK, Sam Tompkins and Em Beihold. It's a track that perfectly straddles ...Continue reading  » Read More

Waxman (CA) unveils an EP on Where The Heart Is Records that marks a new level of nuance in his sound. With instrumentalist and vocalist Will RP Melville, Waxman consciously integrates original lyrics and vocal lines, deepening the listener's engagement. The two tracks that make up the EP 'Home' ...Continue reading  » Read More

It’s a great day to let yourself become enthralled and disoriented by freeform sound. The Flower School, the new album from saxophonist Zoh Amba, drummer Chris Corsano, and guitarist Bill Orcutt, is on Bandcamp now, a week ahead of its announced release date. The three musicians got together in San Francisco after Amba and Corsano’s tour over the winter and connected on a level that feels both intellectual and primal. […]

I don’t remember a Shut Up, Dude where eight of the ten best comments were all on the same post. You earned it, Guy.  » Read More

At some point, the producers of TV’s Better Caul Saul recruited veteran Washington, DC indie rockers Beauty Pill to record a cover of Harry Nilsson’s 1977 single “Perfect Day” (not to be confused with the 1972 Lou Reed song of the same name). The intent was to use the cover in a montage during the show’s final season.  » Read More

Why wait until next Friday’s release to go into KEN mode when you could just do it today? The Winnipeg extreme noise-rockers are ramping up to the release of their second album in as many years, VOID, a companion to last year’s NULL. (Get it?) They’ve already shared three songs from that September release,  » Read More

In the early ’90s, an unruly crew of dudes in army fatigues and Timberlands emerged from Brooklyn and made rap music a whole lot more exciting. The Boot Camp Clik was, and is, the collective of rappers from the groups Black Moon, Smif-N-Wessun, Heltah Skeltah, and OGC. Together, they made a whole lot of classics without ever fully crossing over to mainstream visibility,  » Read More