Quick Before It Melts — Yesterday, BadBadNotGood announced the second universe-expanding album of 2016 named IV and shared their so-sexy-it-hurts new single, “Time Moves Slow”, featuring the distinctive voice of Future Islands’ Sam Herring. IV finds BBNG bringing lo... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — If you dug this Canadian group's remix of Future Islands' "Seasons," you're gonna dig this single. The new LP also features, Colin Stetson, Kaytranada & more. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — BADBADNOTGOOD have revealed the details behind the Toronto group’s upcoming new full-length, IV, after teasing its release with “Speaking Gently” last month. IV will feature guest spots from Kaytranada, Colin Stetson, Mick Jenkins, Charlotte Da... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — We regrettably never got around to posting this one when it dropped during last week's Radiohead + James Blake-induced daze, but this is without question one of the best tracks of the year and the leading contender for our personal "official sum... more info

Stereogum — Toronto producer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Tommy Paxton-Beesley, better known as River Tiber, has had a couple of stellar one-offs hinting at something more following last year’s When The Time Is Right EP. “Illusions” and “Gravity�... more info

MTV.co.uk News — The eccentric video shows Kaytranada with his very own personal robot whilst they pep their way through various spots including a basketball court and the beach. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Calgary's Sled Island Festival shared its initial lineup back in February and now the full lineup has been announced, featuring more than 100 additions. Those include Speedy Ortiz, Kaytranada, Julia Holter, The Besnard Lakes, ESG, Oneida, SubRos... more info

Nialler9 — Among the many worthy albums released last Friday was Kaytranada’s long-awaited 99.9% debut album on XL. On the LP, ‘Lite Spots’ is a summer jam, reminiscent of Cut Chemist at the peak of his powers of sample-alchemy, complete with Kaytra... more info

Stereogum — Montreal dance/R&B drum connoisseur Kaytranada just dropped one of the best albums of the year so far in his debut 99.9%. One of the more danceable tracks on the album is “Lite Spots,” and today he stars in a very fitting visual treatment from fr... more info

Guardian Music — (XL)The debut by name-to-drop Montreal producer Kaytranada (drop it thus: Kaytra-NAH-duh) is a millennial collection that flares its nostrils at genre. On paper, the Haitian-born Louis Celestin is a hip-hop-head turned remixer, gaining traction from ... more info