The 2023 lineup for San Francisco’s Portola Festival has been announced, featuring Skrillex and Eric Pyrdz presents Holo as this year’s headliners. Some of the other names on the 2023 roster that we dig include Thundercat, Little Simz, Jai Paul, Nelly Furtado, Flying Lotus, Underworld, Chromeo, Kenny Beats, […]
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Year after year, Pitchfork Music Festival proves to be one of the most diverse and perfectly curated music festivals you could go to. Chicago should feel blessed that Pitchfork allows our city to enjoy a wonderful weekend of music, every single year. Pitchfork Fest 2021 marked the fest’s
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It was apparent early that Sunday of Pitchfork would be a perfect closing day to the already-dope weekend. Special Interest and oso oso offered memorable sets early in the afternoon and the lineup offered a bunch of dope options to experience as the day pushed into the night.
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Festival season has kicked into top gear and with Pitchfork Music Festival 2021 taking place this week we finally get to enjoy one of our favorites of the year. After missing out on the 2020 fest, this year’s #p4kfest lineup was able to salvage many of those names
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The Pitchfork Music Festival is officially coming back to Chicago, this year in September, and the lineup that’s just been announced is quite appealing to help you make up for missing out on the 2020 edition. Phoebe Bridgers, St. Vincent, and Erykah Badu have been revealed as this year’s
It’s been an interesting year for music. We’ve been keeping up with the scene in 2019 and although some may believe the year has been lackluster as a whole, there were countless bodies of work I was impressed by throughout the year. Do look forward to both Oscar
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The lineup for Mamby on the Beach 2019 has been revealed and it features Brockhampton, ZHU, Flying Lotus 3D, Troye Sivan, Sylvan Esso, and Virtual Self all boasting headline slots. Elsewhere on the lineup you’ll find dope artists like Santigold, Empress Of, Sosupersam, Phantogram, Summer Walker, Bob Moses,
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Flying Lotus’ new album Flamagra is just around the corner, but today he’s decided to give us a little taste of what’s to come before the official release this Friday, May 24. The last cut from the new album is “Black Balloons Reprise,” which features Denzel Curry. The
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Flying Lotus has released his new animated music video for Flamagra track “More,” featuring Anderson .Paak. The Shinichiro Watanabe-directed clip is styled like an anime featuring a robot characterized by .Paak and FlyLo meeting a gnarly fate. Flamagra comes out May 24 via Warp. Check that music video out above.
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Flying Lotus is continuing to flesh out his forthcoming next album Flamagra, today dropping a pair of new songs. One is entitled “Spontaneous” and it features Little Dragon, along with “Takashi.” These two go in quite the psychedelically electronic route, with the former taking a more smooth approach
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The return of Flying Lotus is finally in the works, marked by today’s announcement of his new album entitled Flamagra. The mammoth of a comeback project will arrive May 24 via Warp, with a pair of tracks paying tribute to the late Mac Miller along with features from the
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You can feel festival season is just around the corner! Mamby On The Beach has released its 2017 lineup, which boasts MGMT, Local Natives, Misterwives, Walk The Moon, and Flying Lotus as its headliners. Also on the bill are names likes Miike Snow, Marian Hill, Raury, Sango, and
