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Chiddy Bang no longer kids

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What do Belle & Sebastian, Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros, Marry Poppins, MGMT, The Notorious B.I.G., Passion Pit, Sufjan Stevens, and Yelle all have in common? They’re all sampled on Chiddy Bang’s debut mixtape, The Swelly Express.

CD Review: Weezer’s Raditude

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Fifteen years and six gold certified albums since their first release, there’s no doubt that Weezer has staying power.

Student Band Profile: Maq

Ben Wexler -
Matt Alderman and Quinn Carson weren’t great friends at Glenbrook South High School in Glenview, Il. It was only natural that the two formed a band when they came to the University of Miami, though.

Bassnectar ready to bring his bangers back to Miami

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Following the release of his latest album Cozza Frenzy and a summer filled with playing a slew of music festivals, Bassnectar is set to unleash his unique style of music at the White Room on Oct.17 for his own Cozza Frenzy Tour.

The Hype Machine keeps music fans “in the know”

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Have trouble finding new music? Ever wonder when your favorite band is coming to town? If the answer is yes to either question, then you should check out The Hype Machine.

The Hype Machine keeps music fans in the know

Ben Wexler -
Ever have trouble finding new music? Ever wonder when that new favorite band is coming to town? Those who answered yes to either question should probably check out The Hype Machine.

The ‘Lonely Stoner’ shows he’s no kid in debut

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Ever since Kid Cudi released the single “Day n’ Nite” very few artists have created such a buzz. With his debut album Man On the Moon – The End of Day, Cudi proves he is much more than just hype.

Ben Wexler

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