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Interviewing them next week, can't get enough of this song.

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really didn't want to fuck with riff raff but damn man, I'm fucking with this big time. bumblebee tuna sucks.

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Spotify, MTV Partner on Playlists, Editorial

"Spotify and Viacom have announced an editorial partnership that will bring MTV, VH1 and CMT's apps and curatorial voice to the Spotify platform."

Study up.

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For endless subway riding

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CAN WE TALK ABOUT THIS

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For the next four months of freedom

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For finishing finals, for blowing this popsicle stand

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For trying to please the terrible cold rain gods

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I thought I was just the guy for you and it would never END

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Like many other modern industries, the recording industry is doubling down on big data, giving their catalogs to the coders, and betting on a future of distribution and discovery dictated by quantification. Behind the interfaces of streaming platforms are vast databases of songs coded with pinpoint metadata and matched with freely provided listener taste preferences, an infrastructure designed to execute the recording industry’s century-long mission: suggesting with mathematical detail what a listener wants to hear before they know they want to hear it.

Station to Station: The Future of Online Music Streaming

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Patatap

Patatap is a portable animation and sound kit. With the touch of a finger create melodies charged with moving shapes.

Oh man.

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To listen as you feast on the blood of your h a t e r s for breakfast

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The greatest thing you will ever hear.

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Fuck.

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For when a guy dropboxes you a mixtape and you spend the rest of the day jamming/dreaming about his shoulder blades and his thighs and his eyes,

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What Tree Rings Sound Like Played on a Record Player

Artist Bartholomäus Traubeck has built a record player that can play a cross-sectional slice of a tree trunk. Here's what the tree rings sound like.

Literal life songs.