Neo-funk and future-soul: computer enthusiast The Child Of Lov impresses with 10 songs that abound with power and musical imaginativeness.… more

The Gaslamp Killer finally unleashes his debut album on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder label. Taking his drum-kit and his MPC into dusty and smoked-out corners of the hip hop universe. Joyfully heady brew.… more

According to the rumour mill and Kool Keith himself, his 13th solo album will be his last record. This should not be the reason to listen to “Love & Danger,” though. The reason is his weird lyrical genius and the extraordinary production. … more

Madlib collaborator Jeremiah Jae unleashes his debut album via Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder label, filled to the brim with dusty samples, submerged beats, mumbling raps and healing frequencies. Psychedelic hip hop galore… more

“This is the Day, This is the Hour, This is This” was Pop Will Eat Itself’s second album, originally released in 1989. PWEI were an enormous influence for bands of the 1990s, from The Prodigy (with whom they collaborated on “Their Law”) to crossover …… more

If you've missed out on Elan’s future b-boyisms so far, it’s time to get in on this young San Diego-born producer’s tracks. Modeselektor’s Monkeytown Records have compiled Elan’s three previously released eps, including the massive reworks from …… more

Roots Manuva is back. And, Britian’s prime hip-hop MC and producer is staying true to his roots. ”4everevolution“, Roots Manuva’s eighth album on Big Dada, features seventeen tracks full of his unique idiosyncratic beats and his expertly executed …… more

Flying Lotus’ Brainfeeder camp has been subject to a lot of hype lately. Rightfully so, if you ask us. And Samiyam’s debut album ”Sam Baker’s Album“ will most definitely not put an end to it. Three years after he debuted his synthed out psychedelic …… more

Over the last few years library music has become one of the quintessential digging fields for sample maniacs and music nerds alike. London based beatsmith Paul White is one of those avid explorers of the most obscure corners of recorded pop culture. …… more

Dudley Perkins aka Declaime's "Self Study" leads to one essential question: "why you want to hate on me when I’m trying to set those suckers free?" Well, there is no reason to hate him, because his thoughts and messages are more than worth listening …… more