Audioface: Music News, Reviews, & Culture

On the forty-sixth episode of Audioface:

New albums/EPs: Janelle Monáe's "Dirty Computer", Post Malone's "beerbongs and bentleys", and ZHU's "RINGOS DESERT PT.1" .

The Arctic Monkeys aren't releasing any new singles for their upcoming album, and that's the point. RIP Schoolhouse Rock composer Bob Dorough, and an update on the sudden death of Avicii. Kanye West, Meek Mill, and J. Cole in NO CHILL ISLAND VII. The Dirty Computer review. J. Cole has his own festival. Kendrick saw a sales bump. The beerbongs and bentleys review. Drama with Cardi B's manager. Google's "new" music service. Lastly, the RINGOS DESERT PT.1 review.

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J. Cole Listens to Sean

On the forty-fifth episode of Audioface:

New albums: J. Cole's "KOD", Lord Huron's "Vide Noir", and A Perfect Circle's "Eat The Elephant".

Sean and Dan are back to break down a big week in music. SOPHIE and a member of the Horrors collab on a track, and Ariana Grande releases her first single since the Manchester terror attack. #Beychella happened. Vince Staples may have ended R. Kelly's career, while Kendrick Lamar may have the best rap career of all time. J. Cole has many opinions, and some rap fans are very angry about them. Guitar Center is going out of business, EDM star Avicii dies at 28, and Prince apparently didn't know he was taking the drug that killed him. Kanye plays Twitter like a fiddle to promote new albums from himself, Pusha T, Teyana Taylor, and Kids See Ghost -- a new duo of himself and Kid Cudi. Lord Huron's latest rock alternative LP was released this week, as well as hard rock (?) supergroup A Perfect Circle's first album in more than a decade. Dan revisits his stance on #FreeMeekMill. And one repetitive producer brings another repetitive producer out of retirement.

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On the forty-forth episode of Audioface:

Reviews of Cardi B's new album "Invasion of Privacy", and deadmau5' orchestral project "where's the drop?". New singles from podcast favorites THEY. and The Horrors are out.

Rap beefs might be making a return, Vince Staples might be making the biggest mistake of his career, Live Nation and Ticketmaster are screwing you, Spotify rakes in the money (artists probably aren't), and Win Butler is still losing.

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On the forty-forth episode of Audioface:

Reviews of Cardi B's new album "Invasion of Privacy", and deadmau5' orchestral project "where's the drop?". New singles from podcast favorites THEY. and The Horrors are out.

Rap beefs might be making a return, Vince Staples might be making the biggest mistake of his career, Live Nation and Ticketmaster are screwing you, Spotify rakes in the money (artists probably aren't), and Win Butler is still losing.

Don't forget, Audioface is now on social media. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @audiofacepod.

Plus: Killer Mike's apology and strong opinions about Geraldo Rivera

Plus: Killer Mike's apology and strong opinions about Geraldo Rivera

Plus: Killer Mike on the NRA, and industry news!

Audioface is now on social media. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram! In the forty-first episode of Audioface:

New singles of the week: Migos' Walk It Talk It Music video and Pussy

Riot's "Elections"

Facebook quiz used music to pinpoint your

personality

Dan sorta called Facebook's demise in 2014!

Killer Mike

stands with the NRA

REVIEW: Preoccupations' new album, New Material

Coachella co-owner donates to LGBTQ group after criticism

French Montana helped build a hospital in Uganda

Trey Songz arrested

REVIEW: Diplo's new EP, California

Cardi B: Video Vixens are being left out of #MeToo

"What We Started" documentary is a whitewash of EDM culture

REVIEW: Jack White's new album, Boarding House Reach

Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines loses lawsuit

Sean and Dan check in on how Spotify lost $1 million to Bulgarian scammers, and how to ethnically consume music.

Plus: Julian Casablancas vs the "Resistance"