Lorde – Pure Heroine
"It's a new art form showing people how little we care," Ella Yelich-O'Connor mutters mere minutes into her debut, as if to preface all future utterances emitting callous disregard or…
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Cage The Elephant – Melophobia
The rock music climate is very different these days. It no longer dominates the popular radio waves and in some markets, it is even difficult to find a radio station…
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Daniel Avery – Drone Logic [Album Review]
The best musical pieces of art, regardless of the genre, are ones that take the listener through a journey. Whether that be a turntablist throwing in the crab scratch with…
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Drake – Nothing Was The Same [Album Review]
Rap music is a tough sell. It’s violent and misogynistic. It's crass and confrontational in nature, and, despite what the blogs may tell you, it doesn’t particularly resonate with the…
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Claude VonStroke – Urban Animal
In today’s growing landscape of artists moving from towards DJ-producer-label head triple threats, it can be difficult to ensure strong output in all categories, especially given busy travel schedules. Those…
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The Bloody Beetroots – HIDE
Italian artist The Bloody Beetroots released a high octane album today on Ultra Records entitled HIDE. Taking his version of dance punk on a film-like journey through 15 tracks, the man otherwise…
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Marcel Dettmann – Dettmann II
September 16 is a date circled on the calendars of many music enthusiasts as it marks the return of techno lore, Marcel Dettmann. For those of you who follow him,…
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Kaskade – Atmosphere [Album Review]
Music, it speaks to the soul. And every so often in life the stars align for a release, perfectly attuned to a particular moment in time. At least that’s how…
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King Krule – 6 Feet Beneath The Moon
Archy Marshall is younger than Justin Bieber. Nothing about the polished, perceptive music he makes suggests that, though. The adolescent ginger, now performing under the moniker, King Krule, abstains from…
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World's Fair – Bastards Of The Party [Album Review]
In 1964, right in the middle of the British Invasion, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, in the humble borough of Queens, New York, hosted the World’s Fair. It was the second…
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Unlimited Gravity – "Unlimited"
Last week, Denver based producer Ronnie Weberg, known to many as Unlimited Gravity, released his third full-length album named Unlimited. Last year, Ronnie impressed the world with his version of…
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Angger Dimas – Angger Management
Indonesia may not be known as a hotbed for dance music producers, but with Angger Dimas as the face of the country’s electronic crop, that may change sooner than we…
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