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Let the People Play What They Want to Play: An Interview with Moon Hooch

Nathan Stevens / 10 November 2014

James Muschler, drummer for EDM and dubstep infused jazz trio Moon Hooch, discusses his group's new record, being shut down by the cops, and finding happiness in jazz.

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Sólstafir: Ótta

Nathan Stevens / 29 October 2014

Sólstafir won't go gentle into that good night.

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FaltyDL: In the Wild

Nathan Stevens / 13 October 2014

FaltyDL's newest floats around without aim or interest.

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The ’00s: Hip-Hop Got Weird at the Turn of the Century

Nathan Stevens / 25 September 2014

Hip-hop's turn for the weird in the '00s ended up being one of the smartest moves it could take. Forget the old guard; 21st century hip-hop succeeded in improving on its forebears.

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Death From Above 1979: The Physical World

Nathan Stevens / 16 September 2014

Ten years on, Death from Above 1979 kicks just as much ass.

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Mick Jenkins: The Water(s)

Nathan Stevens / 15 September 2014

Saying that The Water(s) shows potential would be unfair. Mick Jenkins has already arrived.

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Busdriver: Perfect Hair

Nathan Stevens / 9 September 2014

Just when you thought hip-hop couldn't get weirder...

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Rustie: Green Language

Nathan Stevens / 9 September 2014

Rustie continues his go big or go home mission statement, for better and worse.

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The Forerunner: An Interview with Shabazz Palaces

Nathan Stevens / 2 September 2014

"It’s just like exploration really, and just jumping off certain types of cliffs and trying to open up sonic parachutes that’ll get you floating down to your destination and landing on two feet."

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There Is Only Now: An Interview with Adrian Younge

Nathan Stevens / 26 August 2014

The acclaimed L.A. producer Adrian Younge talks about his new album with Souls of Mischief, why he hates ProTools, and about his slew of upcoming projects.

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Lone: Reality Testing

Nathan Stevens / 20 June 2014

Lone's most laid back work yet pokes at the space between dreams and reality.

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Clipping.: CLPPNG

Nathan Stevens / 12 June 2014

They’re not monsters, they’re just ahead of the curve.

Nathan Stevens

Let the People Play What They Want to Play: An Interview with Moon Hooch

Sólstafir: Ótta

FaltyDL: In the Wild

The ’00s: Hip-Hop Got Weird at the Turn of the Century

Death From Above 1979: The Physical World

Mick Jenkins: The Water(s)

Busdriver: Perfect Hair

Rustie: Green Language

The Forerunner: An Interview with Shabazz Palaces

There Is Only Now: An Interview with Adrian Younge

Lone: Reality Testing

Clipping.: CLPPNG

Jazz Pianist Caili O’Doherty Reclaims Lil Hardin Armstrong

Archers of Loaf’s Defiant ‘Vee Vee’ Is an Indie Classic

The 10 Best Wilco Songs From Their First Era

Eco-Horror ‘Orca: The Killer Whale’ Takes the Whale’s POV

Between the Grooves of Radiohead’s ‘The Bends’ at 30

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