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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 27, 2026
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Toxe: Bubble Treasure (opens the original)
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Toxe told Vogue that she fancies herself a seafaring pirate—a gimmick that might sound ridiculous if it weren’t so apt for the current state of her career. The Swedish musician has been a relentless explorer for a decade. She’s sailed across intense Slipknot club edits and intimate film soundtracks to arrive at the fiery rhythms of her club-ready 2024 album Toxe2. She’s an enigmatic vocalist and a skilled producer—a one-woman crew on an unsinkable ship that’s still searching for her destination.
Yung Lean / Metro Boomin: âThatâs Itâ [ft. Future] (opens the original)
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Florida is such a bizarre place that Grand Theft Auto VIâs Leonidaâthe gameâs hyper-sensationalized version of the Sunshine Stateâbarely seems like fiction. Known for taking its seriesâ settings to granular levels, Rockstar Games has lined the gameâs upcoming soundtrack album with something for everyone in a microcosm of 2020s American absurdity. You have Morgan Wallen for Grassriversâ (The Everglades) northern folk; Keith Richards for the suburbanites who moved there in retirement
Various Artists: Denshattack! (Original Game Soundtrack) (opens the original)
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It’s easy to forget—especially today—that being retro can actually mean being modern. Retro styles let artists treat history like a patchwork: transmuting an homage into something new, using the past to tell stories of the present, creating today out of yesterday. Denshattack!, the new rhythmic trick-based platformer from indie developer Undercoders, reads from Y2K Sega like it’s the Bible. The game has the beaming cell-shaded graphics of Jet Set Radio, the high-octane attitude of 3D-era Sonic t
Nintendo Sound Team: Donkey Kong Bananza (opens the original)
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Donkey Kong Country—British developer Rareware’s massive 1994 overhaul of Nintendo’s classic franchise after 13 years as a simple arcade platformer—opens with a gag about its incomparable music. Cranky Kong, the withering ape from the original Donkey Kong arcade game, cranks a Victrola that’s playing the ancient game’s 30-second 8-bit main theme. Before he can finish his oldie, his grandchild (the Donkey Kong we know and love today) kicks ol’ Cranky to the curb, destroying his Victrola and repla
Dux Content: Lifestyle (opens the original)
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Before they shaped the future of music, and before they led the indispensable label that housed this sea-changing output, PC Music’s A. G. Cook and Danny L Harle were just two British kids—“Dux Kidz,” as they called themselves—who wanted to have fun. Their 2012 output under the “Dux” name ranged from happy-go-lucky pop to artfully disfigured hip-hop and even impressionistic classical music. All of these tracks featured commercial instrumentation pulled from romplers, MIDI banks, and sample CDs—a
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