MED, Blu & Madlib: Bad Neighbor
Bad Neighbor is the latest from Madlib since the Trouble Knows Me EP released in September with Future Islands' Sam Herring, and his first full-length release since 2014's Piñata.
Hip Hop/Electronic Rotation
St. Germain: St. Germain
This album is a ticket to Brazil, Mali, Kansas City, and France all at once.
Freddie Gibbs: Shadow Of A Doubt
Gary, Indiana emcee Freddie Gibbs brings us his newest LP a year after his critically-acclaimed album with Madlib entitled Piñata.
Arca: Mutant
Feeling like the snowy plains of Kansas in their empty abrasiveness, Mutant is an album of serene industrial electronic moments that suddenly sweep you off track and whiten your knuckles.
Barrel Maker & LION: Continuity
Continuity is the newly released joint EP effort by Kansas City natives Barrel Maker and LION featuring new-age production and feel.
GIVERS: New Kingdom
GIVERS successfully gives a lot, but I would've been happy with even less.
Made of Oak: Penumbra
A small taste of the ethereal, glitchy side of Sylvan Esso producer Nick Sanborn.
Oneohtrix Point Never: Garden of Delete
From the very first “Intro” track, Lopatin makes it clear that the disquieting plasticity of R+7 will be present in only trace amounts on this album.
Lushes: Service Industry
Brookyln duo, Lushes, is out with its second album Service Industry.
The Japanese House: Clean
Mysterious in how fresh it is, Clean shows promise even though there are a few kinks to be worked out.
Big Grams: Big Grams
Phantogram teams up with Outkast's Big Boi for a collaboration that continues to break genre stereotypes.
Lilly Wolf: Deleted Scenes
Upbeat, electronic pop from Brooklyn. They've had songs featured on Bad Girls Club, so that makes them cool in my book.
Ryan Hemsworth & Lucas: Taking Flight
Textured layers of free flowing vocals combined with the fissure of sputtered synths drift throughout the unique sound of Lucas and Hemsworth.
Lettuce: Crush
Lettuce's highly anticipated fourth studio album doesn't disappoint. Crush brings non-stop, high-energy funk and hip hop throughout the album.
Neon Indian: Vega Intl. Night School
This release digs Neon Indian a notable, habitable furrow further into the subterranean world of experimental electronic and synthesized sound.
Yppah: Tiny Pause
Tiny Pause is intended to bombard listeners with as much joy and weightlessness as they can handle.
Naytronix: Mister Divine
Motivational mixtape to get your life together to 2k15.
Shigeto: Intermission
Intermission is a web of sound catching all that flies through it, whether electronic, hip-hop, jazz, or anything else floating around in the mind of Saginaw.
Prefuse 73: Rivington Não Rio
Rivington Não Rio is the next inimitable chapter in the career of Herren and rests firmly within a style he can call his own.
Caravan Palace: Robot Face
Electro-swing at it's finest. This album truly is a good time.
Hermitude: Dark Night Sweet Light
Formerly bandmates in their project “Funk Injections” as teens, Dubber and Stuart have propelled Hermitude on to a global platform.
Tuka: Life Death Time Eternal
Tuka blends rap, soul, and some electronic elements together to create a progressive album.
Dam-Funk: Invite The Light
Born in the early ‘70s, Damon Riddick has grown up through eras of funk, soul, hip-hop, R&B, and electronic.
Ratatat: Magnifique
Ratatat combines the tireless work of their last 14 years to bring forth a fifth LP of on point electronic goodness.