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XL is not playing games on "You Oughta Know"

June 23, 2018
Tayo Odutola

Budding R&B and hip-hop act XL dropped his lead single "You Oughta Know" ahead of the release of his new project. Being the first single off Boo-Yow, the debut EP from Maryland-based…

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RATKING and King Krule explore gritty NY streets in "So Sick Stories"

March 19, 2014
James Elliott

Ratking, the New York City based alternative hip hop group, have consistently delivered a sound that breaks from the mold of their hometown. Trading the dusty kick drums for electronic…

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King Krule – "Neptune Estate" [Video]

August 13, 2013
Sheldon Pearce

King Krule is continuing to build momentum as the release date for his True Panther Sounds/XL Recordings debut, 6 Feet Beneath The Moon, rapidly approaches. His latest release, "Neptune Estate,"…

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King Krule – "Easy Easy" [Video]

August 7, 2013
Sheldon Pearce

Indie rock/post-dubstep U.K. talent King Krule (once known as Zoo Kid) is prepping for the release of his highly anticipated debut album, 6 Feet Beneath The Moon. The darkwave darling continues his…

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XL is not playing games on "You Oughta Know"

RATKING and King Krule explore gritty NY streets in "So Sick Stories"

King Krule – "Neptune Estate" [Video]

King Krule – "Easy Easy" [Video]

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