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Of Montreal is probably one of the most outlandish groups out there right now (see above), at least that I follow. Which is why I am not surprised by this »
In Audio We Trust is here to help you re-live the best of 2011. Our writers have listed their top hip-hop albums, indie albums, mashups, covers, collabs, and remixes. Top »
(Sidewalk in Chicago’s Wicker Park neighborhood. Taken by Lesia Fedorak.) I wasn’t really sure how to begin this post, so I thought I’d open with a definition. I searched “hip »
Disregarding its musical content entirely, Smoke DZA‘s SweetBabyKushedGod mixtape wins best album artwork of 2011, hands down. I’ve included the excellent remix to his earlier song, “4 Loko,” featuring A$AP »
When I think of Norway, I think of fjords and those guys who jump off cliffs and fly using those special suits. Time to add Young Dreams to that list. »
Every wondered what A$AP Rocky sounded like 4 years ago? CEO is a freestyle he did back in 2007. Not much about his flow changes except his voice, which is »
I’ve been awake for the past 40 hours, 22 of which I spent in a car with my family traveling from Detroit to Colorado Springs. I’m not quite sure how I’m »
I am so so so impressed by Manhattanites Upper West. With this song on repeat, I’ll probably have all of the words memorized within the next hour. This track was released »
I am pleased to provide all of you with your daily dose of dopeness! Tinie Tempah, the English rapper, just released his latest project the Happy Birthday EP. Not much »
Bobby Ray has a thing for spitting verses over pop tunes. Here he lays down a couple verses on Katy Perry‘s hit, “The One That Got Away,” off her album Teenage »
Filligar stands alone in the genre of modern Rock’n’Roll. And that is correct – Rock’n’Roll, not rock. No one dedicates themselves to the music more than Johnny, Pete, Teddy and »
Swedish House Mafia blowing minds, yet again. Antidote, released December 16 with Knife Party, will add a little naughty to your nice this holiday season. The beat only grows more »
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