Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The strange and intense South African novelty-rap institution Die Antwoord are back. When last we heard from the group, they'd ...
Our first encounter with South African Internet sensation Die Antwoord saw us categorize them as just another bizarro novelty for the Freaky Friday canon. But then a funny thing happened — as we dug a ...
Image for "I Fink U Freeky, Die Antwoord new hit single, by photographer Roger Ballen. "Dresie and Casie, Twins, Western Transvaal" (1993), photographed by Roger Ballen as part of his "Plateland" ...
I started getting calls from Die Antwoord fans when I was in Tunisia at the beginning of the year. The calls came from all over the world: Holland, the US, South Africa, Germany, Brazil, and in one ...
Die Antwoord, South Africa's breakout digital rap-rave act, has confirmed a label deal with Interscope on its website. By Diane Coetzer Die Antwoord, South Africa’s breakout digital rap-rave act, has ...
Die Antwoord have detailed their next (and final) studio album. While last year they announced their final record would be called The Book of Zef, the band has shared in tweets today that the new ...
Thousands of fans woke up to an email from Ticketmaster early in September informing them that South African hip-hop collective Die Antwoord’s Sept. 24 show at Toyota Music Factory was “still on, but ...
Trending on Billboard if ( !window.pmc.harmony?.isEventAdScheduledTime() ) { pmcCnx.cmd.push(function() { pmcCnx({ settings: { plugins… By Billboard Staff Since its ...
Die Antwoord isn't about to let Eminem's slight go unanswered. Now, Eminem continues to catch jabs from those he scorned. Following a heated tirade from Joe Budden, who essentially put him on blast ...
Roger Ballen makes some pretty freaky art. You’ll probably recognize his black and white photo of the thick-necked, large-eared twins from just about every single photo compilation book published over ...
Die Antwoord can make a good beat and has a sort of trashy appeal, but everything has its limit. Embarrassingly explicit at times, the group doesn’t understand moderation or social mores.
The much-hyped South African freak rappers declare their independence online by insisting that their new album will be self-released. By Devon Maloney, Billboard South African freak-rappers Die ...