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Boards of Canada: "Reach for the Dead" on SoundCloud.

Now that their long, puzzle-based album reveal is over, Boards of Canada have finally shared a real, full, new track. "Reach for the Dead", premiered on Zane Lowe's radio show, is on their upcoming album Tomorrow's Harvest, which is out June 10 in the UK and June 11 in the U.S. via Warp. And, yes this is the track from the mysterious video screened in Tokyo yesterday. Update: There's a video for the track, too.

Watch a trailer for the album:

Angel Haze and Iggy Azalea: "Otis" (Jay-Z and Kanye West Cover) on SoundCloud.

At a show this month in London, Angel Haze and pal Iggy Azalea teamed up to remake Jay-Z and Kanye's 2011 Watch the Throne highlight "Otis". As Rap-Up points out, they've now shared audio from a rehearsal. Angel and Iggy trade verses like Kanye and Jay with the Otis Redding sample intact, but fill the track out with their own verses. There's a jab at "bitches strugglin' to be relevant."

Watch an episode of Pitchfork.tv's "+1" with Angel Haze:

Disclosure: "When a Fire Starts to Burn" on SoundCloud.

Breakout UK dance duo Disclosure have shared a new track from their upcoming album Settle (which is out on June 3 internationally and June 4 in the U.S.). This one's called "When a Fire Starts to Burn"-- listen above.

In other Disclosure news: fresh off his high-profile pairing with Daft Punk on Random Access Memories, Nile Rodgers is planning a Disclosure collaboration. As FACT reports, he told the International Music Summit in Ibiza that he's scheduled a studio session with the duo, which should make for one of the more exciting dance music pairings since... Nile Rodgers and Daft Punk. It's unclear exactly what they're collaborating on, though.

Rodgers also told the audience at the summit that he's teaming up with Chase & Status, Etienne Daho, and contemporary dance goliaths David Guetta and Avicii. "[Avicii is] one of my favorite songwriting partners I've had in a long time," he said. 

Watch Disclosure perform "You Used to Hold Me" for Yours Truly:

The Primavera Sound Festival's three main days begin today in Barcelona, Spain. For those of us not able to be there at the fest along the sea at Parc del Fòrum, Primavera will be live streaming select sets via their YouTube webcast. Watch it below.

The stream will include sets from Animal Collective, Tame Impala, Grizzly Bear, The Postal Service, Phoenix, Dinosaur Jr., and more today. Tomorrow it will feature Jesus & Mary Chain, James Blake, and Swans, among others, and Saturday's stream will include Hot Chip, Wu-Tang Clan, Dead Can Dance, Simian Mobile Disco, and more. Check out the full schedule here.

Pitchfork has curated stages at Primavera Sound and its sister festival in Porto, Optimus Primavera Sound, taking place next week. Artists featured on our stages include Savages, Solange, Jessie Ware, Killer Mike, Fucked Up, Four Tet, Disclosure, Local Natives, Glass Candy, Titus Andronicus, Liars, DJ Koze, and more.

Images via Isabel Simpson-Kirsch's Tumblr

Here's a rare (no pun intended) opportunity to wish you could go back and do your senior year of college over again: The Fader has posted an interview with Isabel Simpson-Kirsch, a Parsons student who chose Lil B as the inspiration for the incredible fashion line she created as part of a thesis. The line is called "Based". Check out images of what it looks like above and below.

She's made a full series of looks-- from dresses to boxers and platform shoes-- all bearing various images of Lil B. They're awesome. I'm guessing if she made the line commercially available, it would go pretty quickly. 

"Junior year at Parsons is so hard-- that's when everybody drops out," Simpson-Kirsch told The Fader. "Lil B helped me through it. Being Based and positive got me through it. And this summer, I was like, the only way I can come back and do this thesis is if it really comes from my heart." 

Read our recent feature on Lil B fans here. And Lil B in another New York City college setting, lecturing at NYU last year: