Digital distortion. An ingested utopia. The first photo gallery of The Mighty Type is all things experimentally glitch!
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With lovelorn drumkit distortions and meditative aquatic dissolutions, Saved constructs for itself an aesthetic somewhere between neon desert and synthetic rainstorm.
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Her music is “urban, traditional, pop, R&B”—a fresh form of flamenco fire lighting up a new lane in which only she exists. Rosalía is redefining an art and making something new all at once. There’s striking visuals to pair with the visionary sounds, complete with handclaps and synthesizers, motorcycle revs and operatic distortions. This is Rosalía.
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Great tracks emerged from all corners of the spectrum in 2018, making for a final collection as varied as the rollercoaster year they came from. Genres were revolutionized (Rosalía and Kacey Musgraves), artists were liberated (Janelle Monáe), and pop boundaries were pushed (Charli XCX and Years & Years). Here are some of the year’s best songs.
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A liberated journey into a digital world closer than we think; an experimental redefinition of country music set as much in space as on earth; an exciting new age of Spanish flamenco gliding over synths and soaring into the stratosphere—music in 2018 saw it all. You might have missed some of these perspectives, and you may be surprised to see some already on your playlists. Here are 18 of the best albums from the past year.
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As a taste of what’s to come on The Mighty Type, here are some collaged cultural postcards from my experiences in South America.
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Leaves are changing, cider is brewing, sleeves are back. It’s time to find the best cold-weather collections of songs, from the sleekest of synths to the warmest guitar strums. It’s sweater weather.
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Vividly colored gems are beginning to populate the desert skyline in El Alto, Bolivia. The designer of these polarizing pieces, Freddy Silvestre Mamani, brings more than interesting color and geometry to the table in the creation of this technicolor wave—what does this new invasion mean to the architecture and peoples of Bolivia, in object, process and product?
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We made it to Argentina!!! The food makes me cry, we kiss cheeks on hello and goodbye, and the culture is so rich and right I’m worried I won’t be able to leave.
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things are changing.
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Hereditary begins as a masterful classic, then flips the script upside down and proceeds to beat your senses with it throughout its exponentially-fearful progression of acts.
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We've heard every genre produce memorable tracks, from the hard-hitting bass of sleek dance beats to the raw lyrical power of alternative folk crooners. Let's take a look back at the best of 17.
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