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A synth-heavy jam that approaches twisted pop perfection.

The group blends their melodic dynamic with house beats.

Putting a new spin on the L.A. band’s swan song.

Taking the band’s debut album and shuffling it into something even more appealing.

Talking about things that don’t always go over well.

A journey through metal discovery, plus the best tracks of the month.

A single-disc edition of Richard D. James sprawling 1994 opus.

A look forward to Drake and Future’s new collab, and notable new mixtapes of September 2015.

Reworking Rivers’ flawed masterpiece by removing the songs where he gets creepy.

The worst behavior and the best tracks in punk this month.

A one-disc version of the Pumpkins’ biggest album.

Compressing Reznor’s two-disc opus into one.

Metal isn’t always just for metalheads—and that’s a good thing.

A discussion of the importance of community, and the best punk tracks of the month.

An aggressive slice of black metal with covert beauty.

A couple of new, great summer tracks lead our monthly mixtape column.

We talk about our musical disagreements with friends, spouses and colleagues.

A sexy and eerie expansion of her established aesthetic.

Johanna Sadonis talks about Lucifer I and the importance of a good song.

The Shape of Punk come and gone.