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Playlist of the Week: 7.8.2013

Dear Penn, we miss you. Please take us back.

by MARLEY COYNE

Fourth of July Playlist of the Week: 7.4.13

HBD 'MURRICA

by MARLEY COYNE

Download of the Week - Brave

In honor of DOMA being struck down, add Sara Bareilles' most recent single "Brave" to your summer song collection.

by CASSANDRA KYRIAZIS

Equality Playlist of the Week: 7.1.13

Celebrate a more equal America with our empowering playlist. #pride

by MARLEY COYNE

Playlist of the Week: 6.24.13

We're in the middle of a heat wave here.

by MARLEY COYNE

Download of the Week—Sweater Weather

"Sweater Weather" might not be exactly in the summer spirit, but "dark pop" band The Neighbourhood's most recent single is hauntingly catchy.

by CASSANDRA KYRIAZIS

Kanye West—Yeezus

Kanye West is perplexing.

by MICHELLE MA

Playlist of the Week: 6.17.13

We all wish we were at Bonnaroo. Cope with music.

by MARLEY COYNE

Jimmy Eat World -- Damage

From the opening guitar strumming on "Appreciation," the first track, you will be acutely aware that Jimmy Eat World is staying true to their sound on “Damage,” their eighth full-length studio album.

by CASSANDRA KYRIAZIS

Download of the Week -- The Way

Although “The Way” debuted in March, Ariana Grande’s pop ballad was certified platinum this past Monday — and we’re far from surprised.

by OLIVIA FINGERHOOD

Disclosure -- Settle

In the “Intro” to “Settle,” a distorted voice poses the questions, “How do you stay motivated in the midst of everything that’s going on?

by IAN SKAHILL

Playlist of the Week: 6.10.13

Get pumped for father's day with this week's playlist!

by MARLEY COYNE

Downloads of the Week

Song: Dirty Laundry by Kelly Rowland While it’s set to be released June 18, two singles from Kelly Rowland’s new album Talk a Good Game have already dropped.

by 34TH STREET

Playlist of the Week: 6.3.13

Hate all you want, but don't pretend you don't know the words to these throwbacks.

by MARLEY COYNE

Koreless-Yugen

Yugen, a term significant in traditional Japanese aesthetics, refers to profundity stemming from subtlety  It proves to be an apt title for Koreless’ most recent effort.

by IAN SKAHILL

Laura Marling – Once I Was An Eagle

It seems every few years, out of England springs some female singer-songwriter that catches our attention across the Atlantic.

by MICHELLE MA

Downloads of the Week

Song: Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke feat.

by BEN BEHREND

Music Video Wednesday: City Rain-"The Optimist"

City Rain wants to know: is there an optimist in you? Last week, Philadelphia native Ben Runyan released the video for his new single as City Rain, "The Optimist," following shorty after the electronic duo's last effort, 2012's "Montage" EP.

by ALEX HOSENBALL

The National — Trouble Will Find Me

Based on their musical repertoire, it seems The National and its baritone lead singer Matt Berninger have had their share of bad breakups.

by MICHELLE MA

Daft Punk- "Random Access Memories"

[media-credit id=6777 align="alignright" width="300"][/media-credit] Since Daft Punk’s last major album in 2005, the electronic music landscape has transformed dramatically.

by MADELEINE WATTENBARGER

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