Logic - Tic Tac Toe

Logic is coming to us from Maryland and he's bringing some heat. I like the slow drawl. I like the slow beat. It's simple. The bass drop comes in and makes me want to cruise in a '64 real slow.

Hoodie Allen - No Interruption

Hoodie. Kid knows how to flow. He's clearly intelligent and his pop culture references are always on point. Especially if you're a white kid from the upper middle class suburbs. So, yeah it works. He knows his target audience. I mean homeboy drops an Anders Holmvic reference. Now that's some tight you b_____.

Theophilus London - Love Is Real (Fred Falke)

BOOM! Thank you. It's a track like this that can completely ignite the manic that lays dormant in music department in the brain. It's a track like this that makes you realize that everything you've been listening to is shit. Theophilus is no stranger on TMD, and he continues to bring it. He has impeccable beats and melodies. And his flow shines bright on this one. Complete with Plaxico Burress shooting himself in the thigh references. I'll take it. Take it to eleven. Tell you you're not ready to go after the first 15 seconds of this track.

Krewella - Killin' It

The homie Max has been beating down my door to get me to listen to Krewella. I finally got a chance to sit down and take a listen. And while I've gone on record saying I cannot even begin to understand what is going on with the whole dubstep movement, this is pretty damn good. Dubstep or not. I mean, well, it's definitely dubstep. But I think it's pretty damn good, and can definitely see why this would be fun to get all droopy to at a show. Anyways, check it out. I still don't like dubstep. This is the exception to the rule.

There's also a little drum n bass breakdown in the middle of the track. Which got me to thinking. Is dubstep the modern day drum n bass? Because drum n bass was definitely a thing for like 3 years from like '99 - '02. So, maybe the torch has been passed.

Some Insane Skim Boarding

That's some next level stuff right there.

Deeper In The Alps

The Cast of Cheers - Animals

The propulsive singles “Family” and “Animals” have already stormed the radio airwaves and hooked listeners, and now, Irish quartet The Cast of Cheers are getting ready to unleash their first proper album, released June 18th on School Boy Error/ Co-operative Music. Ahead of the release of their first proper debut album later in the year, the band are releasing “Animals”, a rousing, raucous monster of a track which nimbly hopscotches between delirious guitar loops, jackhammer synths and anthemic vocals to create a white knuckled rollercoaster of a ride in its sweet but succinct running time.

Surprise! 18 Inches Dumped on Killington

Just another chapter in what we can safely call "The Weirdest Winter Ever". Not in a good way.

Monica Byrne-Wickey - Pro Surfer - Sort of Cute

Where's the surfing footage?! This is an outrage.

Who Is J.O.B.?

Timeline with Xavier de la Rue - Right Place Right Time

It's time for the latest installment of Timeline with Xavier de la Rue. The ballsiest big mountain skier in the game. Enjoy!