Angel Haze may be a newcomer to the female rap scene, but she’s already making a statement. Her debut album, Dirty Gold, will be released this year, and “No Bueno” is the first official single to be released. Come June 11, “No Bueno” will see the release of its music video (which has already been shot). […]
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Angel Haze Debuts “Lofticries”
May 2nd, 2013 
James Shotwell While the world patiently awaits her Universal debut, Angel Haze keeps her underground hype alive and well with the release of a new track entitled, “Lofticries.” Posted to Soundcloud earlier today, “Lofticries” is actually a leftover from Haze’s 2012 EP Reservation. The track boasts a hypnotic beat that plays so smoothly it might as well […]
REVIEW: Mary Lambert – ‘Heart On My Sleeve’
October 14th, 2014 Kriston McConnell Artist: Mary Lambert Album: Heart On My Sleeve Genre: Pop Label: Capitol Records Mary Lambert was virtually unknown to those outside of the Seattle area until she teamed up with fellow Washingtonians Macklemore and Ryan Lewis to release “Same Love.” It’s likely because of that successful partnership she was able to leap forward in her […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Bossiie
May 9th, 2014 Brian Leak Bossiie, a multi-talented hip-hop up-and-comer based out of London has a brand new EP due out in August, but it’s already available to stream now as she continues to sacrifice sleep for hard work and puts hours into her second mixtape which should also surface later this year. Bossiie took some time to speak with […]
UTG INTERVIEW: Odd Hours
April 25th, 2014 Brian Leak Detroit-based rock quartet Odd Hours dropped a new single back in December with a very popular and powerful title (“Khaleesi”) but even as it may not have entirely been inspired by the “Mother of Dragons” as most would suspect, it still spawned a number of remixes and continues to pave the way to new material […]
A Complete List Of 2015 Academy Award Nominees
January 15th, 2015 James Shotwell The nominees for the 2015 Academy Awards were revealed this morning during a live webcast from Los Angeles. Many of the nominees were fairly obvious, with Boyhood and Birdman commanding a large amount of nominations, but there were several good (and strange) surprises along the way. Whiplash, for instance, walked away with five nominations, including […]
Defined By Sonic Residues: A Resonance Of 2014
December 29th, 2014 Drew Caruso 2014 was a year of polarity. Conflicting forces spinning me in all different directions, fighting to find which molecular force was the strongest. Flipping through the albums that left a mark on me through the entire year, I found that each one presented itself as a singular head-space, an isolated escape. Ranging from a dark […]
Stream The American Scene’s New Single, “4th And Broadway”
July 29th, 2014 Kriston McConnell As of today, four of the five songs in The American Scene‘s first #hazedrop have been found. The most recent single was found by LA-based photographer Angelica Nicolle. The new song is titled “4th And Broadway,” and you can check it out by heading right here. With this song now found, there is only one […]
WEEKLY WAX: Vinyl Releases For The Week Of 1/19-1/25
January 25th, 2014 Troy Sennett Welcome back to Weekly Wax! As has become the norm, some nostalgia-inducing represses from The Starting Line and Angels and Airwaves were announced that are guaranteed to have you singing along and remembering your high school days. A number of exciting new albums were announced as well, with Manchester Orchestra‘s Cope at the forefront. The […]
Exclusive Weezer Vinyl
November 27th, 2009 Matt Hey check this out! If you purchase Raditude at any of the following stores, you will recieve a limited edition colored vinyl 7 inch record featuring the non album track “I Woke Up In Love This Morning”! (yes, thats a Partridge Family cover!) While supplies last! CD Cellar Anniston AL Oz Music Tuscaloosa AL Oz […]
Bon Iver Live at Hollywood Forever Cemetery
September 28th, 2009 Chris Courtesy of Drew Tewksbury of Los Angeles Times In the twilight hours, that liminal space between sunset and sunrise, the eyes and ears are prone to trickery. The imagination takes over; hazy objects resemble ghosts, and faraway sounds evoke werewolves. But on the precipice of Sunday morning, amid Hollywood Forever Cemetery’s tombstones and mausoleums, the […]