Kanye West

Arca makes a f*&ked-up club animal out of Shakira's pop mega-hit.. Before he was one of Kanye West's zeitgest Yeezy producers, before he was manning the boards for FKA Twigs, New York-Venezuelan buzz-producer Arca used to do some mad re-edits of classic R & B jams. I still bump his loopy, pitched-up-vocal take on Aaliyah's Are You Dat Somebody, so I was pretty pleased to see this fun Shakira cover crop up, tailing Arca's recent full length release, Xen.   Arca messes up the pop princess real good, with a bunch of warped samples and glitchy percussion, somehow turning the original Columbian rhythms into a Middle Eastern sounding jam. Arca recently debuted a live show at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, where he performed an hour of original material, singing and dancing against a backdrop of sexual imagery, wearing sequinned, thigh-high boots and a bondage crop top. At the end of the show, he received a standing ovation from none other than audience member Bjork, who he's r

A very dedicated Yeezy fan has made a two-hour tribute from found footage.. While there's no word yet as to when acclaimed art director Hype Williams' Yeezus film, written by American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis, is due to hit cinemas, we can tide ourselves over with the work of one die-hard Yeezus fan, John Colandra, who has spent several months editing together guerilla-style footage from various fans, shot at different venues across the rapper's 38 date stadium tour, to create one cohesive film that captures the entire concert's duration (including Kendrick Lamar's opening set). The KanyeToThe.com user is pretty happy with his effort: "the film flows beautifully and not a single major aspect of the Yeezus tour goes unnoticed," he says in the film's description. Relive the memories / make new memories in your lounge room below:  Watch the trailer for Hype Williams' Yeezus below:

Pusha T, Future, French Montana, and Travi$ Scott do over Hudson Mohawke's 'Chimes'.. 28 year-old Glaswegian tyke Hudson Mohawke makes earth-shaking, maximalist electronic bangers and devastates pretty much every building he's asked to play in. A few months ago he released his first proper solo record since 2009's Butter - dropping the Chimes EP on Flying Lotus' Warp Records label. Packed tight with spectacular synthwork and brass bad-assery, the four tracks sit somewhere between experimental and danceable, and whilst at four tracks in length it might not be a feast, there's certainly plenty enough to blow your mind in there. The cover art's a trip, too. Yung HudMo's no stranger to the rap world: as one half of the triumphant TNGHT duo, his unreleased track R U Ready formed the backbone of Blood On The Leaves, a huge number off Kanye West's Yeezus (there's a good read about HudMo's work with Yeezus over at Pitchfork). HudMo went on to rack up production credits on Kanye's I Am a God, D

This is a different Kanye than the one who was here in 2012. This Kanye isn't a perfectionist; he's a renegade.

"When the shit drop, you can run, you can push whoever is next to you, just make a circle'". Whatever you say, Kanye.

As a rapper, Kanye is a warrior. It’s just one man up there all night, with a DJ in the shadows.

Kanye and his fans are violently passionate in Perth.

"Unexpected timing requirements"

Shows staggered today

Two dates added