Chicago’s Saba and No ID combine for a raw and unfiltered collab
The Chicago-born rapper, Saba, was once a block of marble, an untouched canvas, a clean slate. The now…
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Wilder Woods merges genres and offers poetic lyricism on new album ‘Curioso’
It was the spring of 2019 when an unnamed artist under the moniker of Wilder Woods released his…
Sounds of the Skatepark Vol. 9: Skate, spray, resist
“To the brave state and local law enforcement officers, CBP and ICE agents who are helping the facilitation…
Oklou’s dreamy sound takes a darker tone on her debut album ‘choke enough’
The moments that fuel my sleepless nights come in thoughts that arise in a hazy fog and leave…
“A Complete Unknown” Finds a Focus Amid a Convoluted Genre
The task of creating a film about Bob Dylan’s life is seemingly insurmountable. Dylan, one of the most…
Mac Miller’s “Balloonerism” is a haunting, heartfelt return to music
There is something incredibly eerie and unsettling about listening to the music of someone who is no longer…
Sounds of the Skatepark 6: From Brazil to Japan (and back again)
At Linda Vista Skatepark, after the Jehovah’s Witnesses have set up their brochure stand but before Clairemonsters start…
The Garden Reminds Us Who They Are on New EP
The Garden seems to come up when I least expect them to. I remember once having a conversation…
Unpacking Tyler, The Creator’s “CHROMAKOPIA” as a first time listener
“That version of T that you knew was a memory,” Tyler, The Creator raps midway through his eighth…
Sounds of the Skatepark Vol. 5: Locking In
The term ‘locking in’ has become a bit of a buzzword lately, but it’s been a common mantra…