Audioface: Music News, Reviews, & Culture

On the ninety-eighth episode of Audioface:

Reviews: "ZUU" by Denzel Curry, "Ignorance Is Bliss" by Skepta, and "THE FALLING MAN" by Duckwrth.

New Singles: "All My Friends" by Madeon, "Do You Love Her Now" & "He" by Jai Paul

R. Kelly faces more charges. The NBA Commissioner speaks out about Drake's antics. The ZUU review. The end of iTunes is nigh but Apple customers are still suing over it, and a popular European festival is heading stateside. The Ignorance Is Bliss review. Kanye's episode of Letterman's Netflix show has been released. The FALLING MAN review. Lil Nas X goes uncensored at an elementary school, and which type of music makes you a worse driver?

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On the ninety-seventh episode of Audioface:

Reviews: "Flamagra" by Flying Lotus, "Painted" by Lucky Daye, and "Apollo XXI" by Steve Lacy

New Single: "Pissy Pamper/Kid Cudi" by Playboy Carti

Playboy Carti's alleged single gets leaked. The NBA is united against Drake. Tyler, the Creator's "Earfquake" features that never were, and YG's latest album is partially for Nipsey's kids. The Flamagra review. Is Moby a creep? (YES). A sound engineer unexpectedly goes on an acid trip, and presidential candidates pander to voters using music. The Painted review. Jay Z's Blueprint is being released from Tidal. Morrissey faces backlash for his latest far-right remarks, and Meek Mill cries racism. The Apollo XXI review. Cardi B's tour goes on after plastic surgery, and a paper plate from Kurt Cobain just sold for thousands.

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On the ninety-sixth episode of Audioface:

Reviews: "IGOR" by Tyler the Creator, "Untitled" by Rammstein, and "I Am Easy To Find" by The National

New Singles: "Old Town Road (Remix)" music video, "Freakazoid" by Silversun Pickups, "Higher" by DJ Khaled & Nipsey Hussle, "Pink & Blue" by Tycho & Saint Sinner

Does Woodstock 50 have a chance? Vampire Weekend's new album is #1 on the rock charts. The 1975's Matty Healy & Travis Scott turned their Alabama performances into activism. The IGOR review. Tyler, The Creator is un-banned from the UK. Kodak Black goes to jail, and Kanye goes on David Letterman's show. The Untitled Rammstein album review. A rapper's girlfriend is shot in a drive-by, and Slipknot's lead singer needs double knee surgery. The Easy To Find review. Morrissey is sharing the stage with a politician he may not like, and on that subject: KISS' Gene Simmons spoke at the Pentagon.

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On the ninety-fifth episode of Audioface:

Reviews: "Here Comes The Cowboy" by Mac Demarco, "Any Random Kindness" by Hælos, and "PROTO" by Holly Herndon

New Singles: "Johannesburg" by Africa Express, "RICKY" by Denzel Curry, & "Alligator" by Of Monsters & Men.

Have you been to the Wu-Tang District? The Here Comes The Cowboy review. Thom Yorke reveals his next album and the musician that inspired him to make it. Woodstock 50 is turning into this year's FYRE fest, The Any Random Kindness review. Questions surrounding the Prodigy frontman's death, and a pair of drive-by shootings rattle the rap world. The PROTO review. Bieber defends a wife beater, and how EDM traumatizes fish.

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On the ninety-fourth episode of Audioface:

Reviews: "Father of the Bride" by Vampire Weekend, "CrasH Talk" by ScHoolboy Q, & "Crying in the Prettiest Places" by No Rome

Sean's journey to see The 1975 did not go as planned. Herpes cases spiked at Coachella, Tinder didn't get the memo, and Cardi B gives the paparazzi an anatomy lesson. The Father of the Bride review. Jaden Smith teams up with Kanye. Moby touched Donald Trump with which body part? An update on Soulja Boy's legal troubles. The CrasH Talk review. Vanilla Ice Award nomination: Travis Scott. Is Mac Demarco copying Mitski? A new DIIV LP is coming. The Crying review. Old man Damon Albarn, and Noted Little Bitch Offset sinks down lower.

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