Last night, DFA shared a pounding seven-minute remix of the Rapture's disco anthem "How Deep Is Your Love?" from the Montreal turntable whiz A-Trak. A-Trak also shared a story about how the idea for…   Read Story »

Five years is a long time. The Rapture’s last album, Pieces Of The People We Love, came out almost exactly five years ago, on the same day Justin Timberlake released FutureSex/LoveSounds. Pieces…   Read Story »

The Rapture's new record made a glorious entrance via the gospel-and-house tinged jammer "How Deep Is Your Love?," now it's time to take that record in its glorious whole. (Wow, that sentence.)…   Read Story »

We took last month off from our Monthly Mix series in favor of our midterm flashback/annual summer jams compilation Cruel Summer, which you should grab if you haven't. But it is a new month -- the…   Read Story »

A few weeks ago there was that phony rapture that made all of your friends terrible rapture-comics on twitter, with one of the most recurring punchlines incorporating seminal dance-punk outfit The…   Read Story »

This past weekend L.A. hosted the heavily (and according to various reports, perhaps overly) attended Fuck Yeah Festival. Great lineup, though apparently not the most easily navigated festival…   Read Story »

For 12 hours on Saturday, Vice took over an eight-floor studio in Chelsea. It was Coachella in an art museum, basically. I'm not saying that because building and coding this photo gallery (of shots…   Read Story »

Tomorrow from 2PM-2AM, Vice is once again hosting a party that looks like it could very well collapse under the weight of its scheduled awesomeness: The Creator's Project, with free drinks, panels…   Read Story »

As we made painfully clear during World Cup season, we know little of this soccer, and our news updates on the sport's attempt to woo the USofA revolve around the snore-worthy exploits of Posh and…   Read Story »

Plenty of guitar rawk to go around, but Lolla Day One was a dancer's delight: Ghostland Observatory, M.I.A., LCD Soundsystem, Daft Punk ... bodies were moved and clothes were drenched. But of course…   Read Story »