Anz’s ‘All Hours’ Embraces Pop Without Losing Her Sonic Range
Anz’s All Hours is one of the most exciting debuts of the year from one of the most thrilling new voices in club music. It’s music for the all-nighters.
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After Nine Years Away, the Streets Returns Without Much to Say
None of Us Are Getting Out of This Life Alive finds Mike Skinner, aka the Streets, staring at his phone and ignoring what made him interesting all along.
Disclosure – “Tondo” (Singles Going Steady)
On "Tonto", Disclosure loop their signature hi-hats with bass, a saxophone, and the joyous voice of Eko Roosevelt.
Inventive Electronic Trio VRWRK Thicken Up Their Sound on “As a Snake” (premiere)
Salem Khazeli's soulful voice casts a long, emotive shadow over VRWRK's new single, with every word sounding like it's being cast from the very depths of his psyche.
Dizzee Rascal Continues to Operate on Another Level on ‘Don’t Gas Me’
Dizzee Rascal offers up five brilliant new tracks on Don't Gas Me, and they confirm the artist hasn't lost his hunger. In fact, he's setting up for a blazing future.
Counterbalance: The Streets – Original Pirate Material
Geezers need excitement. If their lives don't provide them this they incite violence. Common sense. Simple common sense. So here's the very exciting UK hip-hop debut of the Streets. An early aughts phenomenon is this week's Counterbalance.
GusGus: Mexico
Mexico wants to show us how GusGus has changed and matured while still clinging to things that seem distant and remote.