The North Borders, UK producer Simon Green’s fifth studio album as Bonobo. It’s almost 15 years since he first appeared with the shy-footed but prescient “Terrapin”, which later appeared on his debut album Animal Magic and helped him find a name at the forefront of the downtempo electronica scene that bubbled up in the late...
“Raised in Maryland, Nicholas moved to Los Angeles in 2004 and attended Art Center College of Design. Since graduating Nicholas has worked for a number of commercial and editorial clients while also working on personal projects.” Upon reading the bio information for Mr Cope’s work you hardly conjure up any grand ideas of his artistry....
There is a new trend that is blowing my mind. Legendary graffiti artist Insa seems to be the inventor and main proponent of Gif-iti, graffiti made entirely for the internet. This guy is on a whole other level of awesome, check out his work.
As anyone who’s been paying attention may have realised, we absolutely love James Blake’s new album. Overgrown is a phenomenally confident step forward from the producer’s self-titled debut album – an emotionally rich, experimental and R&B-leaning record without a bad track to speak of.
The dulcet tones of The National are back once again. Demons is the first single and video from their sixth album Trouble Will Find Me, released on May 21st. Despite being a very apt song title for the band, Demons is quite and upbeat (for them) tune from the masters of dark and melancholic indie rock. The...
There’s something very poetic in the simplicity of Kurt Vile’s music. His music is a spacious, becalming mix of folk ballads and stoner rock, it’s simple and effective without ever feeling preachy. It is this attitude that Mr Vile has always brought to his work, he’s in a lucky position to be able to be...
Welcome to the twisted world of Dennis Scholl. His works are confronting and unsettling as well as being richly detailed and oddly delighting. These abstract black and white drawings act as a window into his psychedelic world.
In conjunction with Adidas, the brilliant bunch at Yours Truly have been running an amazing series of music videos under the guise Songs From Scratch. There have been a couple of astounding duos already, however the latest two sees some ex-collaborators get together again. Many of you might remember when Shlomo remixed Jeremih’s Fuck You All...
To promote the Brooklyn Brewery’s MASH tour, filmmakers Landon Van Soest and Paul Trillo, created a stop motion tour of the borough using over 3000 still photos.
Back by popular demand our ten track playlist is set to get you moving. With a house theme lacing these tracks together, it's easy to see why some of these remixes and tracks will feel like new discoveries but will hopefully turn your head with some nostalgic trickery.
Hailed as a pioneer of contemporary computer / web art, German artist Dextro has been making some very interesting algorithmic and geometric style work. From 1997 his portfolio has grown to an impressive size encompassing painting, video, graphic design and animations.
We haven’t heard from Londoner and R&S labelmate Pariah for a while now. That is not to say he hasn’t been busy since his 2010 Safehouses EP, with a bunch of releases under his Karenn moniker and a whole heap of touring. It’s great to see a string of new tracks though, the latest being...
