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From his origins in the Los Angeles underground rap music scene, Madlib has managed to achieve a degree of success while maintaining a reputation as a serious, even groundbreaking artist.
Hiatus Kaiyote Preview New Album With 'Get Sun' Australian group's third LP Mood Valiant arrives in June Althea Legaspi, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Mood Valiant. The LP arrives on June 25th via Brainfeeder Records/Ninja Tune. “Surface it will suffice/The clay grows dry/But you keep your borders guarded,” frontwoman Naomi “Nai Palm” Saalfield sings on the opening verse. “And the heights of which you own/Feed me rhinestones/Bowing into the void.” More from Rolling Stone Mood Valiant is the band’s first album in six years following 2015’s Choose Your Weapon, the band bega...
MF DOOM's Grammys Tribute Was Not in All Caps and People Are Pissed Photo: Eric Coleman Published Mar 15, 2021 Last night, a series of celebs congratulated one another with the return of the Grammys. While the notoriously normie night of music often forgets underground artists in its In Memoriam segment, the Recording Academy did remember to pay tribute to MF DOOM. Still, as some fans have pointed out, a crucial mistake was made. DOOM's project Madvillain was responsible for the excellent track "All Caps" (which was recently remastered), wherein the artist made one simple request: "Just r...
The Genie's Crystal Mirror Space is SF's coolest Airbnb Experience FacebookTwitterEmail Luis “The Genie” Monterrosa plays synthesizers and guitar for his project he calls the Crystal Mirror Space Experience, which can be booked through Airbnb.Patricia Chang/Special to SFGATE When walking into the Light Rail Studios in the Bayview, it’s not hard to tell which 150-square-foot space in the huge artist warehouse belongs to The Genie. In the back corner of the second floor, mirrored mylar spills out onto the wooden walkway. Inside, the small music studio is wallpapered in silver and Luis “...
The Villain Never Dies: Jason Jägel Honors MF Doom March 02, 2021 | in Magazine We think you'll like When MF Doom released Operation: Doomsday in 1999 (and the split EP with MF Grimm on Brick Records), the record’s complex significance blew my mind. It demanded my scrutiny. I came to think of the MF Doom character and Operation: Doomsday as an alchemical equation that solved the twin tragedies of losing his brother and closest collaborator, as well as having their record, Black Bastards, killed by Elektra Records. Surely KMD would have received big fame if they hadn’t caught the stray ...