Music

Future of the Left: The Plot Against Crass Commercialism

Lead single ‘Sheena is a T-Shirt Salesman’ from their forthcoming album, The Plot Against Common Sense, is a plot against the crass commercialisation of music.

Review

Beach House: Bloom

Beach House’s Bloom conjures blooming nostalgia — a sort of tribute to teenhood.

Review

Santigold: Master Of My Make-Believe

Santigold’s Master of My Make-Believe is a call to action that is vaguely contextual just as pop as a genre is vaguely genre-specific – call it protest pop.

Music

Icona Pop: Sweet Swedes

These sweet Swedes’ latest single, ‘I Love It’, is irresistibly infectious with seemingly innocent energy to its adorably risqué lyrics.

Design

GAP 0% Plastic Bag: GAP Celebrates Earth Day 2012 With 4 Local Street Artists

JUICE sat down with Skyy Chun, Skinner, Affa and Skuirtgun to chat about their Gap 0% designs and their own personal views on environmental awareness.

Review

Steve Aoki: Wonderland

Since Steve Aoki’s live performance is tomorrow, here’s a little sumthin’ sumthin’ to get you pumped.

Review

Dawn Richard: Armor On

Dawn Richard’s almost conceptual Armor On EP might not be the most original of ideas, but on a pop record it’s a novelty that we’d like to see more of.

Music

Eternal Summers: Guitar, Drum, and Now Bass

New single ‘Millions’ proves that Eternal Summers’ addition of a bassist to their line-up polishes the band’s indie pop sound.

Review

Death Grips: The Money Store

Had Onyx went full punk, you’d get Death Grips major label debut, The Money Store.

Music

El-P: Cancer 4 Hip Hop

El-P’s latest album, C4C, is a return to form for the rapper-producer who kickstarted the early noughties indie hip hop revolution.