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OUR NEWEST VIDEO: “BLACK MONDAY” starring Cole from Black Sea and Gustav from The Vivids. Peep it.
DINNER - “Going Out”
DINNER - “Girl”
Some more character designs with dark skin by Yoshitaka Amano
DRINKING FLOWERS 2016
Drinking Flowers' new single "Special High" starts with a dystopic, hurdy-gurdy-ish omnichord that sustains for the entirety of the track. Then comes Jade
Second single from our new album NEW SWIRLED ORDER out 3/18/16
PART TIME - MY JAMEY
Welcome to our weekly roundup of the SPIN staff’s favorite new songs. Below, sample the best from African blues-rockers, cartoonish electronic trios, and more. French Montana feat. Kodak Black, "Lock Jaw" (Coke Boys) French Montana has no shortage of big names on Wave Gods, his mixtape that dropped last Friday — Future's on the thumping "Miley Cyrus," Kanye and Nas chip in on the reflective "Figure It Out," and Travis Scott shows up for "Man Of My City." Even with all of the collective star power, those tracks take a backseat to "Lock Jaw," a slow jam aided by 18-year-old Florida native Kodak Black. As the most effortless cut on Wave Gods, "Lock Jaw" comes punctuated by breezy verses and an equally hazy chorus: "Bite down… it be hard to understand because my jaw keep lockin'." — MEGAN BRADLEY Imarhan, "Assossamagh" (City Slang) Like their Tuareg brethren in Tinariwen and Bombino (and sistren in Tartit), this Mali five-piece grooves on a psychedelic blues guitar signature that
Label mates PALE DIAN featured in SPIN MAGAZINE