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Bethany Christy


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Album Review: “Blacc Hollywood”—Wiz Khalifa

Wiz had a kid and has been hanging out a lot with Miley Cyrus and it shows in this album.

Album Review: Here and Nowhere Else

“Here and Nowhere Else” by Cloud Nothing  Cloud Nothings’ latest album “Here and Nowhere Else” is the answer to your middle–school–punk–phase prayers.

Album Review: Joyland

“Joyland:” Trust “Joyland” is the ironically–named second LP from gothic–synth artist Trust, and it sounds just like what you would expect gothic–synth to sound like: Crystal Castles, except less catchy.

Underhyped

Yeah, you're missing out.

Album Review: Voices

“VOICES”—PHANTOGRAM In a world of CHVRCHES and Grimes and Neon Indian and The xx, atmospheric synth–pop is pretty much everywhere.

Album Review: Phantogram

“Voices” Phantogram

Music You Have To Listen To: Darkside

What do you get when you combine two guys from Brown, EDM and science fiction?

Music Video Sunday: CHVRCHES—"Lies"

Once you get past the inexplicable “V” in “CHVRCHES” and the ensuring pronunciation issues (it’s definitely “churches” if you were wondering), you can’t get past the band’s infectious, synthy sound.

You Have to Listen to This: Danny Brown

There are pretty much two reactions when someone mentions Danny Brown: “Who?” and “Is he that rapper with the weird haircut who got a blowjob onstage?” Yes, yes he is.

The Best Party Songs You Probably Forgot About

They may not be in heavy rotation anymore, but when you hear them, drop your jungle juice and haul ass to the dance floor.

Top 10 Hilariously Bad Rap Songs

It’s okay to claim you like these songs “ironically,” but we all know better.

Spotlight: Fling Bands in the Quad

Gigamesh Sounds Best When: Lying on your back in that existential place before shot #6 99–cent Download:"All My Life" Matthew Masurka, better known as Gigamesh, is the man behind Mike Posner’s multi–platinum single “Cooler Than Me” and just about every super–popular remix of Top 40 music out there.

STRFKR—“Miracle Mile"

Known for its signature brand of spacey pop,  STRFKR (pronounced "starfucker") is pretty appropriately named.

A Mixtape for All Occasions

Whether you're shopping for some fuzzy hipster apparel or practicing SABS and avoiding work, Street's got you and your headphones taken care of.
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