Hip hop collective Ground Up just dropped their new 15-song mixtape Supernatural. It contains contributions from Reef The Lost Cauze, Patty Crash, Chill Moody, Action Bronson and more. They’ll be celebrating its release on September 29 at the TLA, but you can take a listen and cop it for free below so you’ll be in the know. Enjoy!

We’re fans of local emcee Sugar Tongue Slim (STS), and are certainly happy that he chose to move from Atlanta to Philly. He garnered a lot of attention for the flips of some well-known tracks on his last mixtape GOLDRush. STS is back with his follow-up GOLDRush II, which contains music from artists like Grimes, Little Dragon, Sleigh Bells, Kanye West, etc. It was originally scheduled for early summer release but was postponed due to his European tour with The Crookers. Below is one of the standout tracks for you to check out called “Leaving Behind,” which samples The Cardigans’ “Starter.” You can also download GOLDRush II in its entirety HERE.

Sun Airway just announced that they’ll be playing this Friday’s Free at Noon at World Café Live. You can RSVP HERE. Expect to hear lots of material from their upcoming album Soft Fall as they prepare to hit the road with M83. You can also enter to win an advance translucent purple vinyl copy of the new record HERE. (Photo by Ryan Muir)

We had a chance to hear first-hand Young Savage’s flow as he impressed a group of media folks (including ourselves) during a recent tour of the legendary Sigma Sound Studios with GPTMC. Check out the new single “Flu Game” from his upcoming album Paragon, and you can also download it for free below.

Super fuzzed-out garage-goth noise-makers Far-Out Fangtooth will be bringing their psychedelic doom and gloom to the basement of the First Unitarian Church tonight. The four-piece delivered an impressive LP last year via Siltbreeze Records, which earned them The Deli Philly’s October Album of the Month honors, and their 2012 EP The Thorns, which was recorded by Moon Women’s Justin Pittney and released by HoZac Records, is proving to be a sleeper favorite of mine with each listen. Get your fix this evening when Far-Out Fangtooth open for Phil Elverum’s Mount Eerie who will be in full band mode. First Unitarian Church, 2125 Chestnut St., 8pm, $12, All Ages – Alexis V.

Do you love sex? Do you love synths? Do you love sexy synths? Well, the guys from Night Panther are ready to team up and give you what you love. The group features members of White Birds/ex-Drink Up Buttercup, and will be sweeping you off your feet with their “Colt 45” jams. Because “it works every time” – aww yeah. Check out and download their latest offering below, which is a cover of Grizzly Bear’s “Two Weeks.” They’ll be opening for Not Not Fun seductress Maria Minerva tonight at Kung Fu Necktie. Some panties will be dropping this evening so have fun and wrap it up. Kung Fu Necktie, 1250 N. Front St., 7:30pm, $10, 21+ – H.M. Kauffman

Today, North Bowl hosts the 7th annual The Dude Hates Cancer bowling tournament, an event aimed at raising awareness and financial support for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Teams of six to ten people contribute a flat rate of $280 for three hours of bowling, in one of three waves beginning at 11:30am, 2:30pm, and 5:30pm respectively. The deal includes free shoe rental, a free participation t-shirt, a chance to win prizes and free admission into Jack Treehorn’s afterparty at Johnny Brenda’s. Last year’s event raised $83,000, and they plan to kick its ass in typical dude fashion upping the bar to $100,000.

The afterparty includes a triple threat – the cool, eclectic grooves of Orbit to Leslie, the psychedelic get-down pop-rock of Cheers Elephant, and the funkalicious sounds of Swift Technique closing the night out. Grab a white Russian, and let the party begin. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave, 9pm, $10, 21+ – Michael Colavita