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Pitchfork's 50 Best Albums of 2017
Drake, Lana Del Rey, Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Lorde, Julien Baker, Bjork, Fever Ray & more crack Pitchfork’s 50 best albums of 2017 list.
Mission Creek Festival 2018 lineup (Carrie Brownstein, Built to Spill, Julien Baker, more)
The music, literature, and more festival also includes Wye Oak, Margaret Glaspy, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Algiers, Jamila Woods, and much more.
The Quietus' Albums of the Year 2017
Always one of the most unique year-end lists, UK site The Quietus have just revealed their Albums of the Year 2017. At #1 is Peasant by modern British Folk singer Richard Dawson.
Gorilla Vs Bear's favorite albums of 2017
Long-running music blog Gorilla Vs Bear’s year-end lists are always pretty different from your average Best Albums list, albeit in a way that fits in with its trippy dreampop tastes. Their 2017 top spot goes to Yaeji for her pair of 2017 EPs…
The FADER's 101 top songs of 2017
As usual, the list is heavy on rap and R&B, but there’s some other stuff in there too, like Phoebe Bridgers at #2!
Big Ears 2018 lineup (GY!BE, Diamanda Galas, Bonnie Billy, Gas, Four Tet, more)
The awesome lineup also includes Jenny Hval, Juana Molina, Julie Byrne, Kelly Lee Owens, Laurel Halo, Lightning Bolt, Rostam, Sam Amidon, Steve Gunn, and still much more.
The Kitchen announces 2017 fall season
The schedule includes a discussion with The Raincoats, a screening of a CBGB film, and live music by Jonathan RIchman (5 nights!), Laurel Halo, Greg Fox, Xylouris White, and more.
Roni Size, Evian Christ, Laurel Halo & Jlin played Warm Up at MoMA PS1 (pics)
It was a good day all around, but it wasn’t until Roni Size that the place really got moving. People were going nuts for Roni, screaming for almost every other song, and basically never not dancing…
Evian Christ bringing trance party to Brooklyn w/ Laurel Halo & more before Warm-Up
Evian Christ’s Trance Party happens at an undisclosed Brooklyn location on Friday night.
Five Notable Releases of the Week (6/23)
This week’s Notable Releases include the highly anticipated Vince Staples album, a new “vocal” album by Laurel Halo, the impossible-to-classify Circle, and more.
