Earl Sweatshirt

Earl Sweatshirt has hinted that he'll be releasing new music in 2018. Earlier today on Twitter, the rapper wrote "new chunes 2018, don't think i wasn't…

Solange has added three U.S. shows in October, all featuring high-profile supporting acts. She'll be at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts with the Sun…

Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw is returning again this fall with performances from the pillars of Odd Future (Earl Sweatshirt, Syd, Steve Lacy, Hodgy,…

In the wake of their album I See You earlier this year, the xx have announced a festival called Night + Day. The band held album promotion…

You can appreciate Danny Brown’s swift, ululating flow for its raw musicality, processing only the major lyrics that pop out. Or you can prick up…

One of the biggest reasons for Atrocity Exhibition's heightened anticipation, other than the fact that it's a new Danny Brown project, is the track "Really Doe."

You know when it’s Afropunk weekend in Brooklyn. The black women with brightly dyed hair, septum piercings, and round shades; the fellas in African-patterned garbs…

The 13th song off of this year's Adult Swim Singles Program is an Earl Sweatshirt joint. The rapping recluse grabs producer Knxwledge (who produced "Momma," from Kendrick…

Frank Ocean isn't the only Odd Future-related enigma who's owning this Monday — Earl Sweatshirt has mysteriously dropped a new instrumental called "Pelicula" on Apple Music. The rapper…

Earl Sweatshirt's"Mirror" went from an I Don’t Like S**t, I Don’t Go Outside leftover to a cut on Los Angeles producer Samiyam's Animals Have Feelings. Now it's an LCD…

Correction: An earlier version of this post noted that the Bluesfest would take place in downtown Ontario when, in fact, it takes place in downtown…

Earlier this month, Earl Sweatshirt shared his first track of 2016, "Mirror," which originally got cut from last year's I Don't Like S**t, I Don't Go…

When SPIN spoke to Earl Sweatshirt at the tail end of last year, he said he was already working on the follow-up to I Don't…

To call 2015 hip-hop's greatest year of the 2010s still manages to feel like an understatement. Hip-hop was so strong this year, so bursting with…

Because rap itself is an open dialogue, its practitioners are typically very cautious in interviews; someone is always listening. So when you criticize your peers,…