Sims has released a free EP called Wildlife for all to share.
The Doomtree rapper, who released his Lazerbeak produced album Bad Time Zoo earlier this year, recorded the five songs between 2009 and 2010 and has asked all fans to share the link around as much as possible, adding that if they do it on twitter, they should add the hashtag #wildlife.
Check out the EP by heading to his Bandcamp page, where you can both stream and download it. Most definitely worth your time, get involved
Yelawolf has dropped a new video.
The Alabama rapper, who releases his new album Radioactive in October, has teamed up with Ubisoft, who make the Driver computer game.
Mixing in Yela with footage from the game, the track No Hands bumps hard and we’re big fans here at Crossfire already.
Those who love metal will literally be dying to buy one of these chairs designed by Pool Nocc that featured this year at the Milan Design Furniture Fair.
Unfortunately, the Remember That You Will Die chair is not going to be available in bulk any time soon but expect someone to rip it off as everyone we have shown this to so far has been clucking to own one!
Want a taste of the new Gallows material today?
The band have posted up a 37 second track that you can download for free right now called True Colours, the very first offering of new music recorded with former Alexisonfire vocalist Wade MacNeil fronting the band.
Head over to www.gallows.co.uk to pick it up and expect raging hardcore. Watch this explosive video below!
Odd Future’s rapper Tyler the Creator turned up on stage at Reading Festival on a pink girls bike this weekend with fellow band mates, made a few thousand middle class, white teenagers who were out celebrating their private school GCSE results think they were gangsters for 45 mins and left the stage stoked with their performance without their clothes after stagediving.
Today though, OFWGKTA’s front man celebrates winning the Best New Artist award at the VMA’s in the US. In classic style Tyler slammed Bruno Mars once again by saying: “He put on a good performance, but I still hate that dude’s fucking music.”
Read our review of his debut album Goblin here.
Hardcore graced London’s XOYO club last night with OFF!, Fucked Up and Cerebral Ballzy all raging through a night of chaos in the capital. Watch 6 minutes of Keith Morris’ OFF! right here from the show.
If you want to see them before they jet home, they play the Old Blue Last tomorrow night with Pettybone. Info on fb here.
Read our review of the First 4 EP’s here.
Going to Reading Festival this weekend? If so, the Crossfire Sound System with both Zac and James Sherry onboard have been confirmed to host a headline DJ slot on Saturday night.
If you are there backstage, you can find Crossfire’s founders spinning party tunes with a punch backstage in the Relentless Energy Drink VIP tent from midnight until 2am. See you there for total carnage…
Ian MacKaye and Amy Farina are planning to hit the studio again.
Though there are very few details, the two, who together make up The Evens, have announced they are going to Inner Ear Studios to record a new single. Their last release was Get Evens in 2006, so it’ll be interesting to see what comes out after the five year hiatus.
La Dispute have posted a new track online.
The song, Harder Harmonies, is taken from their upcoming album Wildlife which is released on October 4th via No Sleep Records. It will be their first album since 2008’s Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair.
You can check out the new track here.
Those Horizon boys are back again, this time with a video for the track Visions taken from their latest album There Is A Hell…
Directed by Denmark’s Plastic Kid, who is responsible for the album artwork, it’s a straight up banger. If this doesn’t get you in the mood for their sets at Reading and Leeds Festivals, nothing will.
Get that volume turned up LOUD.