Yesterday, I realized that everything was out of whack. There were Honorable Mentions that should have replaced people in the Top 50. The order of this list was all wrong. Why is Rashad Smith on it? Should DJ Screw have been eligible even if he never produced anything? How many of those classic Fresh Prince […]

We’ll never be able to forget the 90s. Even if we ever eradicate the cult of Cobain, VH1 will mercilessly bludgeon us until the dialogue from Reality Bites is finally memorized without a glitch. Ricardo “Speedboat” Rozay will continue to keep the memory of MC Hammer alive and well on the obese and ursine front […]

Does anyone buy music anymore? Does everyone download it? These questions have been going through my head all day long as I try to fight the urge to take a nap. However, a more important question is currently plaguing me right now. As in why doesn’t Sea Level’s Ms. Pacman machine work? I’m a video […]

In four years of college, my three closest friends and I must’ve watched Half Baked roughly 50 times. And one thing that invariably occurred during these sessions was a brief debate over which character in the film we most resembled. One friend became a schoolteacher. He obviously was Kenny. Another applied for a job as […]

Michael McKinney speaks to Anthony Child and Jochem Paap of Multiples about their recent debut album as a duo, embracing tension, the magic of improvisation and more.

Peter Holslin pays tribute to Steven Albini, the storied indie producer and artist.

Despite recent reports that Coachella is on the decline, Pranav Trewn reports live for the latest edition of his We Outside column, suggesting we should still be grateful for the festival and the moments it creates.

Justin Ivey speaks to the Nashville artist about the balancing act of being a rapper and a father, his six-year hiatus from music, how working with Don Trip forces himself to a challenge and more.

It’s Steven Louis on Rap-Up this week, with newness from LNDN DRGS, Real Sikh, Saba, Chester Watson and EBK Jaaybo.