TNGHT

TNGHT will release their first project since 2012 in November.

Going back through our Lunice archives, I was kind of bugged out to see that we'd not posted anything new on Lunice since the announcement of TNGHT's

The duo is focusing on their solo careers in 2014.

What's going on with TNGHT right now? Today they uploaded the ominous "Waning Moon" with the message "Until We Next Meet" in the description. There's

Nardwuar The Human Serviette is a Canadian celebrity/musician interviewer and his latest target is Hudson Mohawke. Nardwuar's impeccable comedic timing and disarming charm makes for a great interview as HudMo dishes on an assortment of topics ranging from his role in the production of Kanye West's "Mercy" and his Yeezus album to father (who was rapping in '87) to touring in Russia with MF Doom. This interview is filled with nuggets of info and laughs.

Well this was unexpected. A few weeks after an official throwback UK garage remix by DJ Q, Mobb Deep enters the dance music scene even further by making a cameo during TNGHT's set at tonight's Summerstage at Central Park show. Yeah, that was pretty damn random, right? Don't believe us? Check out Branchez' Vine, which captured a snippet of the Queensbridge duo performing "Shook Ones, Part II."

Any more special guests?

It sure as hell sounds like it. Hudson Mohawke has been sneaking clips of Kanye West material into his sets over the last month, and during his Parklife Festival this weekend in England, it sounds like he was at it again, but this time, it sounds familiar.

On the latest Essential Mix, Alix Perez was killing it, dropping TNGHT's "Higher Ground" during his two hour opus. It was then that the official Essential Mix Twitter account decided to make the following announcement...

The Central Park SummerStage always brings in the premiere talent, and August 6 will be no exception, as Disclosure, TNGHT, and Julio Bashmore have be

Yesterday, we let you know that Waka Flocka is planning to release an "EDM-Based" album. While he mentioned Flosstradamus, Diplo, and Skrillex (among

We know how it is: you check out a huge line-up like Coachella, and while there are a grip of awesome names, maybe you're perplexed by who you SHOULD

This is sick.

Is this what the future will sound like?