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The brooding & dense underbelly of pop. III is the third album from Banks, and with dark & sedated production from BJ Burton, Hudson Mohawke, Buddy Ross, as well as chilly vocals (and auto-tuned backing choruses) from Banks, the record is an alternative to the brighter, happier tropes of mainstream music. There are clear traces…
France s DJ Cam drops an album inspired by Miami Vice. A long time fan of the show, DJ Cam created his own alternate soundtrack for Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs to catch cocaine smugglers to. There s plenty of bass infused West Coast styles to go around. He even brings in some 90s downtempo…
Before blowing up with Kendrick and Stones Throw, Glen Boothe was already dropping jewels as Knxwledge on All City. Klouds was his debut release from 2010 and here s what we had to say when it was originally released: All City uncovers another beat talent in Philly(!) based Knxwledge. You may have heard some of…
GLK and Mophono team up to cold crush the beats on 45. Heavy drums, massive synths, and blunted vibes galore on this piece, but really what else would you expect from these two of beat juggernauts? Catch wreck with the killer breaks and distorted bass of Xposure then get lost in the double time dubstyle…
Before his star-studded debut album, Alex Crossan aka Mura Masa, the young producer who hails from the Channel Island of Guernsey, shook up the internets and won the hearts influential music personalities with releases like Soundtrack to a Death and Lotus Eater. Someday Somewhere is the debut EP from Crossman, and the 7-tracker perfectly captures…
Abstract, sample based EP from cLOUDDEAD s Odd Nosdam. Trish was originally released in 2013 as an homage to the late Broadcast singer, Trish Keenan. The music strays far from the left-field hip hop you might expect from the Anticon co-founder. It is more reminiscent of the work of artists like Panda Bear or Black…
Every once in a while something comes out that really makes people stop for a minute. This is one of those releases. Originally released on Def Jux back in 2002, Deadringer was producer RJD2 s full length solo debut. By this point he had already made a name for himself in the underground circuit as…
2004 sophomore effort from RJD2 reissued on clear blue wax. Since We Last Spoke might catch you off guard if you aren t open and ready. In place of Deadringer s dusty loops and disembodied soul samples, we find rock guitars and actual singing. Combined with Def Jux promo commercials touting press quotes like catchy enough to…
Clear vinyl reissue. 2003 EP of B-sides, remixes, and instrumentals from Philly s Ramble Jon Krohn (aka RJD2). You know the deal – epic instrumental hip hop beats (many taken from Deadringer) with a couple fierce verses from some of the underground s finest thrown in for good measure. A vintage Woodman review for your reading pleasure – Why couldn…
the end is of the world is nigh high. Shlohmo has been quiet as a solo artist since 2015’s bleak and introspective Dark Red, but in the meantime, his name has popped up in the credits of releases by Yung Lean, Chance the Rapper, and Banks. He returns to Friends of Friends for his latest disc,…
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