While many know MGMT from their big hits, not as many have heard of Red Vox. Both bands have catalogues full of energetic, intricately crafted, introspective, and outstanding music in a vast array of musical styles. While their particular styles may differ, their music still feels the same at the core.
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Read MoreBon Appétit, the relatively unknown cooking channel in years past turned massive foodie phenomenon, owes their popularity in part to changes in the music genre overlaid in their videos.
Read MoreLindsey Jordan and Liz Phair’s jangling guitars bridge two generations of indie rock.
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Read MoreJ.I.D and 6lack have more in common than just hailing from the same rap group, seen in collaborations together that highlight their natural chemistry.
Read MoreAn analysis of how ‘90s rappers, Ice Cube, Iced Tea, and Vanilla Ice have each lived up to their frosty namesakes.
Read MoreAlthough hip hop culture has a history of going against the grain, it eventually came to dominate not only mainstream popular music, but the world of high-fashion as well.
Read MoreTravis Scott and Tame Impala are two artists you generally wouldn’t put on the same playlist — at first.
Read MoreLana Del Rey and A$AP Rocky’s make for the perfect dreamy rap duo.
Read MoreSt. Vincent and Mitski, two artists of different minority groups, create music that harnesses their struggles and presents them in a pop form that is both unique and complementary.
Read MoreWe are all familiar with the edgy, alternative bands Imagine Dragons and Panic! At The Disco. Surprisingly, they have more in common than just their sound – including their openness with fans, Mormonism, and Sin City.
Read MoreHozier and Jade Bird are indie rock icons. If they were to collaborate, the results would be legendary.
Read MoreLykke Li and Santigold prove themselves to be perfect complements creating new sounds within the realm of alternative pop.
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