Now up in the Hood Internet's series of squeezing 50 tracks from a single year into one song: 1989.
Now up in the Hood Internet's series of squeezing 50 tracks from a single year into one three-minute song: 1989.
Now up in the Hood Internet's series of squeezing 50 tracks from a single year into one three-minute song: 1989.
Dave Chapelle on the protests: What are you signifying? That you can kneel on a man’s neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds and feel like you wouldn’t get the wrath of God? That’s what is happening right now. It’s not for a single cop. It’
Prince was a native and champion of Minneapolis. Recently, band members from across his career collaborated to re-record "The Cross," as selected by fans. See also: a new video for "Baltimore," a song Prince recorded and released following the death of Freddie Gray.
National Geographic releases a free, complete version of LA 92 on YouTube. Also free to watch: Ava DuVernay’s 13th and Selma.
A soothing journey through a forest via Lego train.
Welcome to 1988 in the Hood Internet's ongoing series of year-in-one-song audiovisual mashups.
A "new" Philip Glass work has emerged, having gotten "lost" at some point in the 1970s. Performed a handful of times in 1970, the manuscript of the piece went missing until the score was rediscovered at Christie’s Auction House in New York City in late-
At least 10 local TV news stations aired Amazon-scripted segments touting the company's worker-safety actions—possibly to influence this week's annual shareholders' meeting.
Song of the week: "Exit" by Auscultation, from their fantastic new album, III.
Here's 1987 in the Hood Internet's project of mixing 50 tracks from a single year into a three-minute song.