Mad Decent Volume 1 Comp. [Album Review]
Moombahton is the sound of the summer, and Diplo's Mad Decent label has definitely been the leader in bringing the genre to the masses. But Mad Decent isn't just about…
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Toddla T – Watch Me Dance [Album Review]
Toddla T's sophomore album, Watch Me Dance, out August 1 on Ninja Tune (and currently available for pre-order in their store), is packed with catchy tracks with both vocal and…
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Pictureplane – Thee Physical [Album Review]
Pictureplane has been around for a while–since 2004, to be precise–but he seems to be hitting his stride now, a token of his ability to blend a number of styles,…
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Benjamin Francis Leftwich – Last Smoke Before The Snowstorm [Album Review]
When an album never requires a song to be be skipped, instead captivating you with each moment, each line- The album has achieved a melodic perfection that is hard to…
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Explosions In the Sky – Take Care, Take Care, Take Care [Album Review]
Explosions In the Sky dropped their new album Take Care, Take Care, Take Care this Tuesday. It's been four long years since their last album All of a Sudden I…
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Mirah & Thao – Thao & Mirah [Album Review]
Thao Nguyen (lead singer of Thao with Get Down Stay Down) and singer/ songwriter Mirah have come together to form the band Mirah & Thao. Last year the two linked up for a…
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Panda Bear – Tomboy [Album Review]
Panda Bear aka. Noah Lennox, founder of Animal Collective and arguably the psychedelic king of the last decade, recently released his first album since the wonderful work Person Pitch in…
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Gorillaz – The Fall [Album Review]
Our favorite virtual homeboys are back again, this time with the physical release of their latest album: The Fall. The Gorillaz released the album last December as a free DL…
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Lightning Bolt – Earthly Delights [Album Review]
After four years without a release, the sprawling epic menace that is Lightning Bolt is back with a new record. If you are familiar with this band then you already…
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Mos Def – The Ecstatic [Album Review]
The album starts out with "SuperMagic" which has a great beat and a great flow. But the album really gets started on the second track called "Twilite Speedball". This track…
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