Stereogum — Last year, EarthGang shared their EP EarthGang Vs. The Algorithm: RIP Human Art, followed by “Blacklight” in November. Today they’re sharing Robophobia, the sequel to that EP. Robophobia features Snoop Dogg, Tommy Newport, and Spillage Villa... more info

Stereogum — In September, the artsy Atlanta rap duo EarthGang released their EP EarthGang Vs. The Algorithm: RIP Human Art , the first in a planned series. Today, EarthGang has followed that EP with a new track, the first single from the next release in the ... more info

Stereogum — Whether we like it or not, popular music has a long, well-documented history of copycatting. I’m not referring to plagiarism or copyright lawsuits, but rather one-begets-the-other artistic inspiration. These patterns exist everywhere, from Elvis... more info

Stereogum — The universe has been expanding for approximately 13.8 billion years, and ever since the advent of recorded sound, popular music has followed suit. New galaxies of sound are constantly springing up and spreading out, intermingling and morphing and ex... more info

Kings of A&R — Tech companies are about the data. For instance, when the techs discover that the photo of an A List celebrity gets less clicks while the ad spot without the photo gets more clicks; what is the answer? Well, the answer is simple, promote the ad spot ... more info

Indie Music News — The modern prog metal band Avelion have released the video clip for the new single song “Echoes And Fragments”, remixed by The Algorithm. Check it here: https://youtu.be/yCiNlmbafgo. http://www.nataliezworld.com/search/label/News more info

Rock Sound — Prepare to mosh. Tech-Fest have announced over twenty bands for 2017. The Black Dahlia Murder and Obscura will perform, with Tech-Fest being their only UK festival appearance in 2017. Hacktivist, Oceans Ate Alaska and The Arusha Accord also jo... more info

Rock Sound — FFS, internet. The Algorithm has covered Meshuggah 's crushing song 'Bleed'... using gun noises from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Because why not, we guess. And here's what the actual version sounds like. ... more info