Miss Grit releases noise-y and club-y 'Grow Up To'; a nice touch on 'Sixers' - hip-hop producer Old City samples Black Flag; one jazz great Alan Braufman gets remixed by one other jazz great - Angel Bat Dawid, on 'Sunrise'; Death From Above 1979 just play some rawk on 'One + One'; Julien Baker is joined by her boygenius bandmates Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus on 'Favor'; producer Adrian Younge shared a moving/disturbing 'American Negro'; hip-hop producer The Lasso of Small Bills shares the collaboration with Hemlock Ernst of Future Islands - 'Will We Be Us Again'.

Samuel T. Herring began rapping at age 14 at freestyle battles, and although we know him now as the frontman of Future Islands, he still keeps his rap fire alive. On top of October, he will release his debut hip-hop album 'Back at the House', signed with his little known alter-ego Hemlock Ernst, Exclaim reports. […]