Possible title: To Pimp a Butterfly.
Untitled out on March 23.
Lamar delivers five and a half minutes of fire.
Kanye lets Beck finish.
Lineup also features Robert Plant, St. Vincent, Tame Impala, Spoon and The War on Drugs.
Right before the Big Game, Treble takes on the world of athletic myth in our round-up of our favorite sports songs.
Giovanni Martinez discusses hip-hop’s identity crisis in the mid-’10s, and asks whether it can be the catalyst for a bigger cultural movement.
Spoon, My Morning Jacket, Billy Joel and Run the Jewels also performing.
A look back at the best full-length albums of the half-decade.
Performance features Bilal and Thundercat.
Fourteen minute art film is described as a “lush portrait of contemporary Los Angeles.”
A boy and a girl, creepily and joyously, escape their own funeral.
Prince and Kendrick perform 1998 rarity “What’s My Name”.
Hear Kendrick’s first taste of new music from his upcoming album.
A collaboration that offers so much auditory stimulation, you might hallucinate.
First track from You’re Dead! premieres on L.A.’s Power 106.
It’s time to queue up ten of our summer favorites, just in time for three months of freedom or sweating at work.
Kendrick Lamar, Pixies, Neutral Milk Hotel, The National also performing at this year’s fest.
NYC, Brooklyn, LA, Chicago and Toronto all get two dates.
A meeting of two hip-hop titans.