Miles Raymer

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Citizens! get emotional on the dance floor with 'Are You Ready' -- exclusive

DJ Krafty Kuts gives a primer in the history of sick breaks

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The world's friendliest Satanist stars in Suneaters' 'Hey Bros!' video -- exclusive

Marsicans share kaleidoscopic 'Gone in a Second' video

Steve Taylor & The Perfect Foil take us to the roller disco with their 'Moonshot' video -- exclusive

SLUG's 'Greasy Mind' video is a lo-fi retro blast

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Pioneering DJ Pete Tong shares a playlist for Miami Music Week

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Foo Fighters' Nate Mendel on his solo project Lieutenant

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Royal Thunder makes rock go pop on new single 'Glow'

Vetiver returns with 'Complete Strangers': Hear it here first

Psych rockers White Hills take a radically dark turn with 'No Will'

The sound of two very chill dudes commiserating over meeting their matches — women, but maybe each other, too. Up for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration.

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Rhapsody, Twitter inch toward figuring out social listening

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