Welcome to the second edition of No Country For Old Men, where Son Raw tackles the state dance music and music writing and underwater basket weaving about dancing about architecture.

Sophie Steinberg links with the post-punk experimental futurists about their upcoming album the 8th cumming, leaning into a synth-heavy sound, capturing seasonal depression sonically and more.

Miguelito delivers the definitive predictions for this year's Premier League standings and the postscript for a possible draw for the latest edition of Set Piece.

Anklejohn and Fly Anakin remake Lethal Weapon, femdot. chases lost love with liquor, and Kamaiyah mugs for the fisheye in this week’s Rap-Up.

Jameson Draper delivers the college football report, highlighting how, in a country so fractured and spiraling, rapidly losing its sense of community, America ultimately needs college football.

Michael McKinney rounds up the most memorable sets from the past month, featuring Bored Lord, Jaye Ward, Sun People and others.

Donny Morrison's Rap-Up this week features the latest West Coast link-up between X4 and DaBoii, new RXKNephew, a highlight from the ShittyBoyz' latest tape and more.

RIP Rich Homie Quan, 1/2 of the hardest group since Outkast, the melodic genius who never stopped going in, who sang & wrote hooks as memorable as anything to ever chart.

Yousef Srour speaks to Robb Bank$ about early collabs with Spaceghostpurrp and Denzel Curry, taking inspiration from his father Shaggy, and his latest, "i think i might be happy pt. 2"

Leaning into all the tropes of being a stereotypical white rap avatar, Ian's emergence reveals a hollowness at the core of modern rap stardom and pop culture.