Even if you're not familiar with Los Angeles rapper-producer Pyramid Vritra (real name Hal Donell Williams Jr), you're probably well-versed in the rap collective Odd Future, which he helped found in… ...

Coming together via, I assume, a secret network of tunnels that stretch from Los Angeles to London, Wilma Archer and Vritra have followed up their 2019 collaboration, Burd, with the subterranean ...

Celebrating 25 Years of J Dilla's 'Welcome 2 Detroit' On 'Welcome 2 Detroit,' the legendary rapper/producer did more than just announce himself, he painted a picture of his city using a palette from ...

Back in 2019 rapper Vritra and U.K.-based producer Wilma Archer joined forces as Wilma Vritra to release Burd, an eclectic album that celebrated the joys of collaboration. Burd felt unbound by ...

Newcastle-raised songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Wilma Archer has been creating music in one form or another for quite a few years now, but he's now about to release his biggest project ...

Discover the best New Year's Eve parties and events in NYC this weekend, including Diana Ross in Times Square and Afrobeats at SOBs. Start 2026 with unforgettable experiences. Discover the best New ...

Wilma Archer has recruited rap legend MF DOOM for new single "Last Sniff", lifted from his forthcoming debut album A Western Circular. "Last Sniff" is Wilma Archer's first single since last year's ...

As Pyramid Vitra, Baton Rouge native Hal Williams was a founding member of Odd Future, rapping over Matt Martians' beats in the group the Jet Age Of Tomorrow. He's always been a prolific force outside ...

If you’ve read something you love on our site today, please consider becoming a monthly or annual tQ subscriber – our journalism is mostly funded this way. We’ve got some bonus perks waiting for you ...

Wilma Vritra return with the escapist anthem “One Under” Wilma Vritra, a collaboration between rapper Pyramid Vritra and producer Wilma Archer, announce new album Grotto. Hear new song "One Under" now ...

Sign up to receive your leading source for what’s now and what’s next in Music, Style, Sports, and Pop Culture.

December 11, 2019 • A lot of the rap that felt worth listening to in 2019 was hard to listen to — full of sonic dissonance and emotional distance, and pregnant with a particularly black depiction of ...