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This week we’ve had good news about sequels as well as interesting rumors. And yet, I cannot help but feel a bit down because, in less than a month’s time, another great man left us. And so, this week I dedicate this column to man who meant a lot for us geeks, Sir Terry Pratchett.
The music video for Daft Punk’s Instant Crush (featuring The Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas) was unleashed online today.
A hodge-podge of an album that, while at times is brilliant in its belligerence, could do to with a bit more substance and more acute honesty.
In case you missed it, Daft Punk premiered last week the oficial music video to Lose Yourself to Dance, the second single from their latest álbum Random Access Memories.
I ended up deciding to show you 15 singles from the first six months of the year that I liked the most or ended up listening to a lot.
We’re halfway through a rather decent year of music, so why not have a little review of the best singles and album tracks to come out the last six months?
Beck’s 1999 album Midnite Vultures is many things. An underrated installment in the Beck Hansen discography. One of the last great albums of the 20th century. It’s also queer, queer in the sense of both sound and sex.
The return of the gods of electrofunk, and man is it ever a glorious welcome.
Some incredible news and releases this week. It was most definitely a crazy one!
This week in music we’ve got some cute Kpop, some epic OSTs, great interviews, and more!
