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Most popular
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Feel It When You Know (LA Riots Remix) -
Rob
Femme et Enfant (feat. Sebastien Tellier) -
Dances With White Girls
Jiggle Dat -
Major Lazer
Jump Up (Laza Beam Remix) -
AutoErotique
Fischerspooner - Supply & Demand (AutoErotique Remix) -
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
Higher Than The Stars (Saint Etienne Visits Lord Spank Remix) -
N.A.S.A.
Whatchadoin (feat. MIA, Santigold & Spankrock) (Evil Nine Mix) -
The Count & Sinden
Mega (Camo UFOs Remix) -
Amanda Blank
Shame On Me (Yuksek Remix) -
The Cataracs
Club Love (Nick Catchdubs x Proper Villains Remix)
FEATURED: Delta 5
If you ever find yourself in a position to turn someone onto post-punk as a genre, we highly suggest starting off with Delta 5, who came out of the same Leeds scene in the late ‘70s as Gang of Four did. Unlike some of their contemporaries, Delta 5 are immediately accessible and fun to listen to, sort of the way everyone seems to think The Slits sound (instead of, let’s face it, being kind of a mess). Like all great bands, Delta 5 only released one album, but Kill Rock Stars re-issued a compilation of singles not too long ago, the most recognizable of which is “Mind Your Own Business”, a brilliant song if only because you almost don’t realize there’s no guitar until it kicks in towards the middle. It’s featured today at rock blog Ugly Talented.
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