The Flaming Lips – The Terror
It's been almost 30 years since The Flaming Lips broke onto the music scene, and we can surely all remember the '90s smash hit "She Don't Use Jelly" (marking their…
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Slaine – The Boston Project
Slaine’s The Boston Project isn’t for you, you who have done your laundry, risen, brushed your teeth, put on a clean pair of socks. Neither is it for you, who’ve…
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Letherette – Letherette
An album, like a perfect DJ set, should take the listener through a journey. It can be difficult, but in this case, for Letherette, it seemed to come easily to…
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Tyler The Creator – Wolf
Tyler The Creator has established a brand to his name—and a verbal spit wad-spewing precedent to say the least—confirmed when you can’t help but chuckle at the irony of a…
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Kid Cudi – Indicud
“I don’t need, I don’t need nobody,” sings Kid Cudi at the beginning of "Solo Dolo Pt. II," which appears to be the mantra … for his new album? More…
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Bonobo – The North Borders
The North Borders is the newest release from downtempo electronic guru, Bonobo, marking his first full length release since 2010's Black Sands. The record opens with "First Fires", a track that builds slowly,…
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Randomer – RNDMR001
We laughed we screamed to his last lone outing on Hemlock Recordings—now one of the UK's most prized producers Rohan Walder, better known as Randomer, is looking to take matters into…
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Dorena – Nuet
Dorena, believe it or not, is actually an acronym of a Latin phrase. The phrase is 'de omnibus rebus et nonnullis aliis', which translates into 'about everything and more'. The…
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Dirty South – Speed of Life
In recent years, Progressive House has witnessed a massive surge in popularity. Particularly, with the arrival of festival-heavy, stadium-sized electronic acts such as Swedish House Mafia, Avicii, Alesso, and Hardwell,…
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1099 – 1099
Let's take a step back and survey our surroundings, shall we? The past few years has been dominated by electronic music. Period. It doesn't matter what you seen on TV,…
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Madlib, Blu, & M.E.D – The Burgundy
When a collaborative EP from Madlib, Blu, and M.E.D falls into your lap, you might know what you're getting into. Both rappers have worked with Madlib in the past as…
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Gold Fields – Black Sun
For the past decade, rock bands playing dance music have been a dime-a-dozen. From the early onset of Death from Above 1979 and The Killers on the rock-leaning side to the later, more house-influenced Cut…
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