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One of the few bands to bother making records which sounded like anyone had noticed the century had changed.

Adult. - Resuscitation Daft Punk - Discovery Dangermouse - The Grey Album Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights Ladytron - Light and Magic M.I.A. - Arular The Mitgang Audio - The View From Your New Home Mount Sims - Wild Light Solvent - Apples + Synthesizers The Streets - Original Pirate Material BEST SONGS Das Racist - "Combination Pizza Hut and ...

It's December, which could only mean one thing: top 10 lists. FILTER has taken this end-of-the-year sacrament to the extreme with its Top 10 of 2009 series.

Although largely unknown outside its home town of Brooklyn , Telepathe is quickly earning renown for its gorgeous, otherworldly experimental music.

Miss Li - Bourgeois Shangri-La Nikka Costa - Like a Feather Marlena Shaw - California Soul I'm really enjoying this music, Rollick! Thanks Morcheeba - Trigger Hippy India.arie - Brown Skin En Vogue - Don't Let Go you're very welcome js Excellent so far, I always enjoy your music.

And while this event's connection to "art" is rather tenuous, who among our very coveted young demographic doesn't like The Family Guy ? So stay with me here while I explain the concept of this Wednesday night party at the Vagabond.

Norah Jones claims to have strived for a more experimental sound on her new album.

Ladytron 's next release will be a best of compilation. The electronica four-piece are planning to release the disc to as part of their 10th anniversary, which falls this year.

Ladytron could mark their tenth anniversary by releasing a best of album. Electro-pop group Ladytron could be releasing a collection of their best songs, they have claimed.

When Christina Aguilera enlisted Ladytron to write songs for her upcoming fourth album, 'Light & Darkness,' she could have wielded her diva powers and told the British electro-pop group exactly what she was looking for.

Larry Tee has floated through contemporary club history like Forrest Gump on ecstasy, seemingly everywhere you'd want to be.

About five minutes into R.J. Cutler's The September Issue , an almost-expose of the production of Vogue magazine's annual fall spectacular, electroclash act Ladytron's icy "Destroy Everything You Touch" spikes on the soundtrack.

I used to be ambivalent toward The September Issue , R.J. Cutler's documentary chronicling scary robot Anna Wintour as she gnaws her way through the hearts and souls of the humans involved with Vogue 's September 2008 issue.