In February, Consequence of Sound published a report by Jessica Lipsky detailing sexual assault allegations made by musical artist Cult Days. She and a number of unidentified women recounted various ...

Aesop Rock, right, dished up a fierce set last night. Credit: ERIC SANDY/SCENE There’s something really great about underground hip-hop shows. Whether it’s the sense of community in the room or the ...

Busdriver has shared a new track from his forthcoming record Perfect Hair, due out September 9 via Big Dada. It's called "Ego Death", and features Danny Brown and Aesop Rock. It was produced by ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. A substantial portion of the rappers who came to fame in the independent ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. ‘By now, it’s clear I’ve got computer cooties,’ confesses Anti ...

Boasting may seem like a hip-hop requirement, but it’s actually possible to play the rap game without overdosing on self-love every other line. For proof, direct your gaze to the following Q&A with ...

Having made waves in underground hip-hop with The Weather, his acclaimed collaboration with Radioinactive and Daedelus, Busdriver returns with beatmaker Daddy Kev on his tightest, most consistent ...

It’s been three years since LA-based art-rapper Busdriver released his lyrically deft mixtape Thumbs. He returned to our headphones with the same ferocity last month on “GUSH” and follows up today ...

Busdriver brings his version of Drake's "Worst Behavior." "I pretty much don't give a fuck," he says to start the song. And then he warps the beat and asks you to hold his phone, hold his Kindle, etc.

[Editor's note: Weekly scribe Jeff Weiss's column, “Bizarre Ride,” appears on West Coast Sound every Wednesday. Follow him on twitter and also check out his archives.] Several hours after they crossed ...

Regan “Busdriver” Farquhar embodies everything exhilarating and frustrating about indie-underground hip-hop. He’s got a savagely self-aware wit, a gift for freewheelin’ lyrical flights, producer ...

Busdriver, Aesop Rock, and Danny Brown all come from vastly different corners of the map, both geographically and figuratively, but all three are among underground rap’s most distinctive vocal ...