Pitchforkflipped into Album Reviews12 hours agoFlo Milli: Fine Ho, StayPitchfork - Vivian MedithiWho knows what this album would’ve sounded like if Flo Milli hadn’t posted that TikTok last September, fanning out a stack of bills in a sparsely appointed condo, grills glinting as she rapped: “He speed in the Wraith while his hand on my coochie/He touching Emilio Pucci.” Flo had already released …
Pitchforkflipped into Album Reviews12 hours agoDevon Welsh: Come With Me If You Want to LivePitchfork - Patrick LyonsThere’s no better time than the apocalypse to get jacked. That’s the none-too-subtle takeaway from the presentation of Devon Welsh’s third solo album, the threateningly titled Come With Me If You Want to Live. Welsh is lifting weights in every press photo; the garish album art exaggerates his …
Pitchforkflipped into Album Reviews12 hours agoBossMan Dlow: Mr Beat the RoadPitchfork - Alphonse PierreBossMan Dlow’s dope-dealing motivation rap exploded at exactly the right moment. Inflation is everywhere. Trips to the grocery store are backbreaking. Jobs would rather lay off workers than give them a couple extra dollars. Turn on the TV or go on social media and it feels like everyone is getting …
Pitchforkflipped into Latest News12 hours agoJeff Lynne’s ELO Announce 2024 Farewell TourPitchfork - Nina CorcoranJeff Lynne’s ELO, the modern incarnation of Jeff Lynne and his band Electric Light Orchestra, have announced a farewell tour. Dubbed The Over and Out Tour, the shows will take place across North America this fall, beginning on August 24 in Palm Desert, California and lasting on through to October …
Pitchforkflipped into Latest News12 hours agoMo Troper Dropped by Label, Manager, and Publicist Following Abuse AllegationsPitchfork - Nina CorcoranLame-O Records is no longer releasing a new album from Portland power-pop artist Mo Troper, the label announced on X. While the label cited only “recent information” as the reason for pulling Troper’s album, Lame-O concluded its message, “We are sending healing thoughts to Maya and victims of abuse …
Pitchforkflipped into Latest News14 hours agoCola Boyy, Pop Singer-Songwriter and Activist, Dies at 34Pitchfork - Matthew StraussMatthew Urango, the pop singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and vocal activist who made music as Cola Boyy, died this past Sunday, a representative of his record label confirmed to Pitchfork. “The one and only Cola Boyy a.k.a Matthew Urango passed peacefully last Sunday,” Record Makers said …