The new MGMT album "Congratulations" comes out tomorrow, and due to a leak is available for streaming on their website . Ultimately the album almost sounds like something a reputable band from the 60s recorded in their day, and never released until now. Its good music, its just nothing new from a band that broke major indie ground in 2007. I definitely like it/would stream it...not gonna buy it tho. But don't take my word for it....
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Ya'll know the only thing #newdirtybasterds like more than subjecting everyone to our own opinion as fact, is watching free porn on the internet. Well it just so happens that the two have finally collabo'd. I was watching porn in one tab while trying to figure out who invented the Bristol Stool Scale in another. Sooner or later, I accidentally typed '69 my black wife' into the wiki search bar.
thanks to @zQuizzy for shouting out a missed opportunity to big up SeedFeeder, the designer of these pics and others, check out the whole collection I missed a few good ones
I'm kinda late jumpin' on this Black Hipstery thing, but I thought it was important to take a second to recognize the milestone achievements of black people in the field of music, entertainment, and fashion.
First up, a pioneer of not only mainstream blipster culture, but also a pillar of whipster (or white hipster) fashion and the basis of everything American Apparel makes for men, Urkel.
Aside from from the look, Urkel paved the way for 'nerds' to look 'cool' and their presence to be 'tolerable'.
Next up, the pre-cursor to Kanye West, a man who made outrageous haircuts and even more outrageous public appearances a staple of blipster culture, Dennis Rodman.
And finally, for his achievements in brigding racial divides, David 'Ram Jam' Roddigan.
Its like looking into Diplo's Future. Anyways, support your local Blipster by buying a Dilla tape, or convincing a young trendy black male to dropout of college and be the next big thing.
Jimi Hendrix is arguably one of the best musicians of all time, unfortunately his brand has run kinda dry, so he's stolen a page out of Tupac's book and is droppin' a new album from the beyond. Here's the single, which is also the titular track, Valley of Neptune
I hate to say it but I'm hoping this might result in a Tupac/Jimi beef in which they both end up alive, we'll see.
