On a new mini-album, the reunited Welsh noise-rock trio returns with berserk energy, jagged one-liners, and a surprisingly moving reflection on fatherhood.
On his first solo release in eight years, 100 gecs’ mutant-pop prankster turns his attention to relatively straightforward big-tent EDM—but not without a little noise-scene provocation.
The French producer and the Egyptian singer and trumpeter reunite for a heavy, heady collaborative album with burnt-out 808s and a powerfully labyrinthine effect.
Earnest and intersectional, the spoken word artist’s debut solo album seizes upon the power of club music to preach about gender equality, personal transformation, and communal uplift.