The official video for “Shape,” the first single from Interiors, uses CGQ to conjure the quivering house that has no shape that she sings about.
Sweden’s inimitable CEO talks whorehouses inside of oysters, flying through the forest and why he’s happy to no longer be a “fucking drama queen.”
“285 KENT wasn’t afraid to be a place where you could get laid.”
Hear an original mix from American producer and new Tri Angle Records stablemate, Sd Laika,
Dunno who/what/where dd elle is, they just sent this song, like a plastic flower in a color you hadn’t seen before, or like Jai Paul chilling in a hammock.
Ricky Eat Acid’s FADER mix is like a wiki of indie pop or a menu where the cost of everything is “Buy Now—name your price.”
Premiere: On January 28th, Southern California’s leading interpreter of shoegazed J-pop Meishi Smile will release Lust, his debut album. Hear the first single now.
Jay R Neutron madeover the entire BEYONCÉ album with vogue and ballroom beats.
Watch a Harrison-Owen directed video for “Maids,” the first single off Excepter’s upcoming Familiar LP.
Tokyo’s Neon Cloud emerge after a few years hibernating with “22”—not a Taylor Swift cover, but a gorgeous song nonetheless.
