Future Islands

Stereogum — Fuck this week. Here are some music videos. 5. Clams Casino – “Ghost In A Kiss” (Feat. Samuel T. Herring) (Dir. Grant Singer) Future Islands frontman Samuel T. Herring, it turns out, is a triple threat. He can sing, he can dance, and he can act... more info

Consequence of Sound — Another preview of the producer's upcoming debut LP, 32 Levels. more info

Stereogum — The great cloud-rap producer Clams Casino is putting out his major-label debut 32 Levels next week. Although Clams instrumentals are things of tremendous beauty on their own — see “Blast” — he’s enlisted a whole crew of big-name rappers and... more info

Stereogum — Next month, Clams Casino, the great rap-production impressionist, will release 32 Levels, his major-label debut. The album pushes his sound to some fascinating places, and it includes a list of guests that ranges from A$AP Rocky to Future Islands fro... more info

Stereogum — The collab-happy, beatwise Toronto jazz combo BADBADNOTGOOD recently teamed up with the great Montreal dance producer Kaytranada on one track from Kaytranada’s recent album 99.9%. And now Kaytranada is returning the favor. BBNG are getting ready to... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The last month of Death by Audio featured an incredible amount of talent playing the venue, including Thee Oh Sees, Future Islands, Ty Segall, Lightning Bolt, Dan Deacon, Parquet Courts, Protomartyr, JEFF the Brotherhood, A Place to Bury Strangers, D... more info

Consequence of Sound — Clams' debut LP also members of Future Islands, alt-J, and Wet. more info

Stereogum — Next month, the pioneering cloud-rap producer Clams Casino will release 32 Levels, his guest-heavy major-label debut. We’ve already posted the instrumental “Blast” and the Lil B collab “Witness,” and now we know that the LP will also featur... more info

Consequence of Sound — Future Islands, Vince Staples, Wolf Parade, Frightened Rabbit, Car Seat Headrest, and Russian Circles join lineup of literary stars. more info

Stereogum — Hip-hop-indebted Toronto jazz combo BADBADNOTGOOD are returning next month with new album IV. We’ve heard the funky “Speaking Gently” and the smoky “Time Moves Slow,” which features Future Islands frontman Sam Herring, and now they’ve unl... more info