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Detroit Dance-Punk Duo ADULT. Deliver the Goods with Exhilarating New Record 'This Behavior'

Dark, dangerous, and wrapped in anarchic black leather, ADULT. return with a stunning record that matches the feverish spirit of 2003's Anxiety Always.

Fischerspooner's 'Sir' Feels Like a Defiant Middle Finger at American Conservatism

Fischerspooner's Sir looks to ruffle right-wing feathers, and it arrives at a moment when the United States is confronting the realities of a profound ideological division.

Digitalism: DJ-Kicks

Somewhere in the middle of the muddle a house beat emerges and because there’s nothing else to say, you raise your voice, careful not to sound aggressive and ask, “Is that the song or did something go wrong with the download?”

Craig Wedren and Baby: Baby

The ex-Shudder to Think frontman shows his playful, slightly electronic side on this re-release of his early '00s band's debut.

Fake Babies: We Started Blues

Fake Babies try to be a sexy keyboard-heavy entity, but more often than not the only stew the band manages to cook up is an industrial mixture of white noise with no shape, no form, and no clear-cut identity.

Filthy Dukes: Fabriclive 48

London's Electroclash outfit shows off their own good tunes and their impressive record collection. But is Fabric starting to wear itself thin?

Larry Tee: Club Badd

Do yourself a favor and only listen to "I Love U" and the righteous dubstep remix of "Hipster Girl" that Evol Intent leaked somewhere online. The rest of this electroclash tragedy truthfully lives out the album title.

Client: Heartland

On album number three, the ultra-chic Brit synthpop girls have a new Client in tow. They're still not taking your phone calls.

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