An attempt to evaluate the relevance and authenticity of today's mostbuzzworthy songs & mp3s.
aka 'Reviewing & Rating Tracks.'
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Alice Glass strips down to bra in new Crystal Castles video. Is she hotter than Sexi Lexi? (19 comments) |
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Pam from "The Office" throws down sick DJ set (30 comments) |
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NSFW: Tyler the Creator exposes his black penis in new Odd Future video (12 comments) |
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Shannon Gaga does an AMAZING cover of Lana Del Rey's "Born To Die" (4 comments) |
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Lana Del Rey spotted canoodling with her Hotty McHotHot boyfriend Barrie James O'Neill (10 comments) |
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Chris Brown makes scary faces on the beach bc he hits women (16 comments) |
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Did Sleigh Bells 'effing tank' LDR-style on SNL? (23 comments) |
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Justin Timberlake straight 'makes a bitch outta' Bon Iver on SNL (7 comments) |
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NSFW: Selena Gomez has a vagina lip slip! Oh no, BB! (3 comments) |
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Group of relevant ethnic alt celebs search for ethnic alt bread (5 comments) |
Does this song sound like it will be 'effing everywhere' before we realize it?
Sorta has that vibe. Steve Aoki's new album Wonderland looks like a megabranded modern pop album that will probably be confusing to people who don't realize that today's DJs are the closest thing we have to our vintage image of 'rock stars'.
Can Steve Aoki's Wonderland propel him to even greater mainstream and ravestream and dubstream heights?
The Aoki brand is a force to be reckoned with. It probably can't be stopped. As weird as it is to say, new electro and dubstep markets have allowed him to grow beyond the aggressive banger.
Will indie critics 'pan' his new album Wonderland, which features collaborations with LMFAO, Rivers Cuomo, Kid Cudi, Lil Jon and more?
They probably will, but a few of the singles are likely to become international party anthems.
What does it have to do with Steve Jobs?
It doesn't end up being like Duck Sauce's "Barbara Streisand," which is a relief. RIP STEVE JOBS.
