Stereogum — Frantic activity is not really something new in the world of Oneohtrix Point Never. For a little over 10 years now, Daniel Lopatin has been crafting shape-shifting, experimental electronic music in which ideas and sounds collide with and careen aroun... more info

Nialler9 — With so many releases flying at you, here are recommended vetted listens from Nialler9 for you this week, as collated in the Nialler9 New Releases Spotify playlist, updated weekly. 1. Pusha T – Daytona  Pusha T had taken a leave of absence... more info

DrownedInSound — A wonderfully baffling album more info

Stereogum — Contrary to what you might believe after scrolling through Twitter for a few seconds, Kanye West's messy, intensely personal Ye wasn't the only album to come out last night. It wasn't even the best album to come out last night. Depending on your ta... more info

Consequence of Sound — Moments of serene beauty and abject horror make this Daniel Lopatin's most unsettling album yet. more info

Stereogum — Daniel Lopatin has been making bizarro electronic music as Oneohtrix Point Never for over a decade now. His latest, Age Of, is perhaps his purest distillation of form yet, squirming and anxious and chaotically restless. Primarily put together in what... more info

New York Times — The electronic composer Daniel Lopatin prefers difficult concepts and challenging sounds. His new album, “Age Of,” continues his “perpetual state of disbelief.” more info

Stereogum — Two years ago, Daniel Lopatin was the last person onstage at the Pitchfork Music Festival. Someone at the festival had booked Lopatin's Oneohtrix Point Never as counter-programming to FKA twigs, the festival's final-night headliner. This move probabl... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Oneohtrix Point Never premiered MYRIAD, a site-specific presentation of songs from his new album Age Of, at Manhattan's Park Avenue Armory on Tuesday night (5/22) as part of this year's Red Bull Music Festival. Or, as it was referred to in ... more info

The Quietus — "Recording the album was like a pleasant nightmarish pastoral reality." Daniel Lopatin talks to Aimee Armstrong about his upcoming Myriad live shows, writing music for Usher and the recording of his new album more info