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San Francisco’s the morning benders have just released a new remix EP called Japan Echo featuring mixes from the likes of Star Slinger, Wild Nothing, RAC and Passion Pit‘s Aislyn, with 100% of the proceeds going to Japan Society’s Earthquake Relief Fund. Listen to the 8 track EP below and download and donate what you can.
Courtesy NPR, you can now stream Mount Kimbie’s new album Cold Spring Fault Less Youth a week before its physical release date. Thanks to gorgeous first single “Made to Stray,” we…
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Kim Kardashian Instagrammed a sneak peak of this a few days ago, but here is the official album art for Kanye West’s long-awaited follow-up to his towering My Beautiful Dark…
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