Stereogum — Hip-hop artists Open Mike Eagle and Serengeti tackle contentious issues in their new group Cavanaugh, and they’ve enlisted a small army of muscular talent to help. P.O.S, Busdriver and Hemlock Ernst (the rapping alter-ego of Sam Herring from Future... more info

Stereogum — On the sometimes-great Comedy Central show Workaholics, there’s a running joke about the unbelievably halfassed rap dreams of Ders, one third of the show’s fuckup trio. But now Anders Holm, the actor who plays Ders, has an actual rap EP to his na... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Carly Hoskins Doomtree / Speedy Ortiz - 9/24/15 The short tour of alt-rap group Doomtree and indie rockers Speedy Ortiz hit NYC on Thursday at Brooklyn Bowl (9/24). Opening was another alt-rapper, Serengeti, making for a cool bill... more info

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Brooklyn Vegan — Yoni Wolf Yoni Wolf of alt-rap/indie rockers WHY? is heading out on a solo tour this spring/summer with his old pal Serengeti. The tour hits NYC on May 10 at Knitting Factory. Tickets for that show are on sale now.... more info

Stereogum — Ryan Lott, aka Son Lux, is probably best known for his work with Sisyphus — the strange rap project in which he collaborates with Sufjan Stevens and Serengeti — but like his Sisyphus bandmates, Lott moves all around the style spectrum. Recently, ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo by Liz Wolf Yoni Wolf of Why? just wrapped up a brief run of May solo dates with Serengeti last week in NYC at Le Poisson Rouge on 5/22 (anyone go? how was it?), and the main band have... more info

Nialler9 — Also cLOUDDEAD, Hymie's Basement and Reaching Quiet tracks.Yoni Wolf is heading out on a U.S. tour with his pal Serengeti which rather than rehash songs from his band Why? or play acoustically, will be all-rap centred. To that end, Yoni has released... more info

Stereogum — Sisyphus is Sufjan Stevens’s new art-pop trio with kinda-unlikely collaborators Son Lux and Serengeti, and Stevens seems to be using it as a way to cut loose. Consider, if you will, the “Booty Call” video, a strange piece of party-rap pastiche ... more info

Stereogum — Sufjan Stevens helped to make a song called “Booty Call,” and now he’s acting like someone who helped make a song called “Booty Call.” Earlier this month, Sufjan’s side-project trio Sisyphus, which also includes Son Lux and art-rapper Ser... more info