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Apr 29th 5 Comments
Here's a comparison that makes so much sense that nobody, except the actual collaborators, thought of it: DOOM's muttered free-associative raps over Clams Casino's murmuring rap dreamscapes. The two…   Read Story »
Dec 25th, 2012 22 Comments
In 1959, Ornette Coleman released The Shape of Jazz To Come, a record with content almost as audacious as its title. Forty-seven years later, Coleman at least partially fulfilled his own challenge…   Read Story »
Oct 31st, 2012 Comment
These days, many of his best tracks seem to be instrumentals or remixes, so it may be time for me to stop referring to Clams Casino as a "cloud-rap producer." Further evidence: "Pull Me Down," in…   Read Story »
Jun 26th, 2012 20 Comments
It's our first mixtape of summer! Accordingly, you should probably just act first and think later and just download it with reckless abandon, as you should do absolutely everything now that it is the…   Read Story »
Jun 6th, 2012 8 Comments
When Clams Casino released his first Instrumentals mixtape just over a year ago, he was living off the rap grid, studying to be a physical therapist at home in New Jersey and putting together…   Read Story »
Jun 4th, 2012 1 Comment
Clams Casino just tweeted a link to a new mixtape of instrumentals, a collection that includes tracks he produced for people like ASAP Rocky, Lil B, the Weeknd and more. Per the tweet:
CLAMS…   Read Story »
Apr 26th, 2012 4 Comments
Clams Casino guested on Benji B's late night BBC show to play a set of his own instrumentals, featuring his ASAP Rocky contributions and a few other obscure remixes. Head here to stream (via P4K, via…   Read Story »
Mar 21st, 2012 1 Comment
It's hard to think of two collaborators more weirdly matched than these two. Florence & The Machine make huge, sweeping, dramatic music, all theatrical yowls and church bells. Clams Casino makes…   Read Story »
Mar 2nd, 2012 12 Comments
Last year -- before Stereogum40 member Clams Casino exploded in a major way -- he released a remix of a cut from Wichita, Kansas rapper XV's Zero Heroes mixtape, "Swervin'." Last night, Clams took to…   Read Story »
Jan 17th, 2012 10 Comments
After this weekend's by-all-accounts disastrous Saturday Night Live performance, the once-ascendent Lana Del Rey is riding a serious wave of negative buzz -- bad timing when you consider that this…   Read Story »


































