Thundercat Drunk Brainfeeder Bizarre album art featuring Thundercat’s (aka Stephen Bruner) half-submerged face gives you a good idea of what’s in store. […]

Roy Woods Nocturnal (OVO Sound) Roy Woods’ Nocturnal is atmospheric yet concise with chilled-out trap style beats and soft electronic melodies. Lyrically, […]

Panic! at the Disco Death of a Bachelor (Decaydance/Fueled by Ramen) Ironically enough, Death of a Bachelor alludes to the afterlife momentum. […]

Matt and Kim New Glow (Harvest Records) Brooklyn duo Pratt graduates Matt and Kim return with New Glow, a less cheesy version of […]

William Control The Neuromancer (Control Records) The Neuromancer, the latest album from William Control (aka Wil Francis), is surprisingly catchy with infectious […]

Red Fang Wales and Leeches (Relapse Records) Red Fang is a band of man-beasts. They encapsulate the true metal dogma of destruction, […]

M.I.A. Matangi (Interscope Records) M.I.A. is back with her fourth album, Matangi, unleashing 15 new age tracks with chants, Indian-style beats, hypnotizing rhythms, and […]

Maybe it was the clink and clatter of drink and chatter, but time seemed to stretch last week at City Winery. In […]

The Young Dub Egg (Matador Records) Austin-based indie rockers The Young return with their second studio album, Dub Egg, a collection of spacey electronics […]

Heartless Bastards Arrow (Partisan Records) I had never listened to Heartless Bastards before, so this review is purely based on my experience […]