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Here's a new one from L.A. rapper Mann, a druggy track that just happens to host two high profile features, that of Frank Ocean and Kendrick Lamar. It gets pretty warped and weird by the end. Give it…   Read Story »
The always-eclectic Øya collected dozens of big name international acts and local bands to Oslo's Medieval Park and neighboring clubs over four days last week. Among them: Björk, A$AP Rocky, the…   Read Story »
For Sunday's recap and photos, click here. For Friday's recap and photos, click here. Saturday's recap below... The perpetual low of getting stuck in Lollapalooza crowds hit rockbottom…   Read Story »
Though Frank Ocean has performed in New York before, those shows were lesser moments, by design; to date, he's appeared on stage with Odd Future and performed a lone solo show at Bowery Ballroom in…   Read Story »
A little while ago, Nite Jewel's Ramona Gonzalez dropped a cover of Frank Ocean's Channel Orange scene-setter "Thinking About You" via her Soundcloud, a track recorded as a duet with Nicholas…   Read Story »
Last night, Frank Ocean performed at L.A.'s the Wiltern for his Channel Orange release show. Today, some footage of the performance has surfaced, including clips where Earl Sweatshirt joins Frank on…   Read Story »
Cincinnati indie-soul gods Afghan Whigs have been covering Frank Ocean's "Lovecrimes" since the launch of their triumphant reunion tour, but considering the week Ocean just had, it's not exactly bad…   Read Story »
Here's a Channel Orange bonus cut called "Golden Girl," a breezy, loverlorn number featuring Tyler, The Creator doing a verse in his pitched-down devil voice. "Let's toast and listen to Michael…   Read Story »
Let's get this out of the way first: Last week, when Frank Ocean wrote plainly and beautifully about a past relationship, one with someone who shared his gender, it was an act of absolute bravery and…   Read Story »
Last night, around the same time many of us were frantically downloading Channel Orange, Frank Ocean showed up on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to sing "Bad Religion," the song that had journalists…   Read Story »