[News] Grimes, Kreayshawn, Blood Diamonds, and Tragik Form L$D

In a completely out of the blue and random turn of events, Grimes, Blood Diamonds, Kreayshawn, and LA rapper Tragik have announced that they have formed a new group called L$D. The new collective's first track is titled "Don't Smoke My Blunt Bitch," which apparently took a total of ten minutes to record, with the accompanying music video taking less than an hour. If you decide to watch the video for the song above, you'll understand right away.

[Listen] Hodgy Beats - "Fordabitches"

All the recent Odd Future talk has surrounded the sultry tones of Frank Ocean, but resident stoner Hodgy Beats took to his Twitter today to release a track titled "Fordabitches." The song, which features a sample of R&B singer D'Angelo, is a mellow, soulful one, and is definitely worth the download and listen. Stream it below, and head here to download it for free.

Hodgy Beats - "Fordabitches"

(via HYPETRAK).

[Watch] Radiohead Debuts New Song Live in Chicago

After teasing at a collaboration with Jack White only two days ago, Radiohead once again used their live performance to deliver something even more exciting during a show in Chicago last night. The band debuted a brand new song during their concert, titled "Full Stop," which many devoted fans took footage of. Above and after the jump, you can watch fan-made clips of the song, which Thom Yorke ended by saying "like wine, it will better with age."

[Watch] The Vaccines - "No Hope" (Official Video)

The Vaccines have unveiled the official video for their song "No Hope," the first track from their forthcoming sophomore LP The Vaccines Come Of Age. The video sees a young kid hesitantly delivering flowers to the front doorstep of a girl, only to see her toss them aside. It's evocative of the title, and of the lyrics delivered by vocalist Justin Young. Watch it above.

"No Hope" was featured on this month's edition of the Some Kind of Mixtape series, which you can check out here. As well, The Vaccines Come Of Age is out on September 4th via Columbia Records.

[Listen] Justice - "New Lands" (A-Trak Remix)

Check out A-Trak's brand new remix of Justice's Audio, Video, Disco banger "New Lands," which has the Fool's Gold head honcho dropping layers of heavy, pounding production overtop of the original track. Not to mention, the buildup and drop in this remix are far and away much better than the original. Give it a listen below.

Audio, Video, Disco is out now via Ed Banger/Elektra/Because.

(via Stereogum).

[Watch] Action Bronson - "Steve Wynn" (Official Video)

"Steve Wynn," the latest single off of Action Bronson and Partie Supplies' collaborative mixtape Blue Chips (which was released last March), is getting the visual treatment, but not in the way you might have expected. With all the recent memes and news stories revolving around the use of bath salts and the resulting zombie-like results, Bronson and Party Supplies have decided to poke fun. Check out what happens when Action Bronson snorts bath salts in the player above. Rik Cordero directs.

[Listen] Hot Chip - "Don't Deny Your Heart"

With only a few days to go before they release their fifth LP In Our Heads, UK outfit Hot Chip are giving fans one more track to indulge in. "Don't Deny Your Heart" is as dancey as many of the songs in Hot Chip's repertoire, featuring a fantastic synth line all the way through and a plethora of '80s synths and sounds. Give the song a listen below, and let us know what you think of the song as well as your anticipation for Hot Chip's forthcoming album.

In Our Heads is out on June 12th via Domino Records.

[News] Big Boi Announces Release Date for 'Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors'

Big Boi recently took to Twitter to announce that his next album will be titled Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors, and followed that up with a brand new track featuring Theophilus London. Now, the rapper has once again taken to Twitter to announce that the album will be released on November 13th, so here's hoping he's true to his word. Give the Theophilus London-featuring track "She Said OK," which may or may not be included on the album, below.