Set your DVRs: Insane Clown Posse and Big Freedia will both be part of the new lineup of new Fuse TV shows.

Naturally, I couldn't help watching Pitchfork's short documentary on Big Freedia they posted online today. Hopefully, you'll enjoy it as much as I did.

Bonnaroo, the 4th of the HUGE summer music festivals, after Coachella and Jazz Fest but before Lollapalooza, begins tomorrow in Manchester, Tennessee, and ends on Sunday, the 10th.

It's no secret that we're big fans of Big Freedia around here.

I can only imagine the looks splayed across faces in middle America last night when Big Freedia -- the high priestess of New Orleans bounce music -- made his/her network television debut last night, performing "Excuse" and "Na Who Mad" on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

If you've never heard of Prince Paul you should -- he's only one of the more influential people in the history of hip-hop.

In a post I wrote a few weeks about that ridiculous song and video about picking up women at Walmart by a New Orleans bounce artist named Mr. Ghetto, I mentioned how Big Freedia was one of the pioneers of the emerging bounce sub-genre referred to by some as "sissy bounce.

Yesterday I said that the internet needs to make Action Bronson its next YouTube superstar.