Pitchfork TV heads to Detroit with Danny Brown for this new doc Detroit State Of Mind and checks in with his family, hangs out for a haircut, hits the studio with Skywlkr and the Bruiser Brigade, films the Dilla Day show at the Fillmore and more. Check it out…
For the latest edition of Pitchfork’s Selector Series (you know, the one where they take A$AP to play lazer tag and have Curren$y rap over Gold Panda), the crew linked Danny Brown up with Joker for some Detroit vs Bristol vibes. A must-watch if there ever was one, check it out…
“One of the most compelling indie rap releases in an already strong year…” After bestowing “Monopoly” with a Best New Music tag, check out what P4K had to say about XXX as a whole. And go download the album!
Check out Kingdom’s collab with Shyvonne, “Mind Reader” in Pitchfork’s Top 100 Tracks of 2010. Then (if you haven’t already) go download the “blast to the head, powered along by the sheer kinetic force of its many moving parts” on iTunes, Beatport and everywhere else good music is sold (there’s vinyl too!) along with remixes by Todd Edwards, L-Vis1990 and Bok Bok.
For even more Kingdom, grab his Tiombe Lockhart-featuring “Remember” on Fool’s Gold Vol 1 as well as his excellent Night Slugs EP That Mystic (the NS crew has a comp of their own out now), and peep these recent official remixes for Rita Indiana and Sleigh Bells.
Check Pitchfork today for their quick Q&A with Kid Sister, who spills some beans about some of the new tracks added to her album (courtesy of Rusko, XXXChange and more), her forthcoming single produced by Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso of Swedish House Mafia (listen to a snippet in this A-Trak vid), and mini golf. Stay tuned for tunes!
(Also: is it just us, or are these P4Kers Rappin Ass Thursdays readers?!?)
Amazingly, the best thing on Pitchfork’s front page today isn’t the Cam’ron review blurb that declares Crime Pays as having a “lonely, defensive Kirk Van Houten vibe” (?!?) but this fairly extensive A-Trak edition of their “Guest List” feature, which you can read here. Check Trizzy talking about Proust, Mythbusters, weird Bill Wyman records and of course DUCK SAUCE.