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  EDM SMH! Deadmau5 Vents, Swedish House Mafia Quit

  June 25, 2012 – Signs of the EDMocalypse? …
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  Lady Gaga, Middle East Victims of Unfortunate Musical Metaphors

  June 22, 2012 – Why did so many musical figures use dubious metaphors this week? We cannot answer that question. But we can compile them into a list for you. Disclaimer: Technically, several of these are not literal metaphors (some are similes! some are straight-up comparisons!), but for the sake of rhetoric, we hope you'll forgive us like the Vatican forgave John Lennon. 5. T.I. …
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  EDM Made EZ: Really? Not Really.

  April 11, 2012 – Many have wondered why electronic dance music is currently enjoying such unprecedented success in the United States. A while back, a columnist at Forbes magazine, of all places, suggested a rather unrevealing, yet increasingly common, explanation — the music is just so darned easy to make! …
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  The New Rave Generation

  September 13, 2011 – Almost 15 years after SPIN prematurely declared an American "electronica revolution," it's happening. Led by a former emo foot soldier turned mini-shaman, kids are going mad for electronic dance music. And a frenzied tribe of ravers is on a previously unimaginable roll. [Magazine Excerpt] Planting his black boots squarely between a laptop and a MIDI controller, Sonny Moore stands atop his gear table and surveys the scene. …
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  EXCLUSIVE: Swedish House Mafia Mini-Mix

  October 20, 2010 – Swedish House Mafia, a collective of three dance floor-commanding DJs -- Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Axwell -- worked SPIN into a sweat with their thumping set at Los Angeles' Electric Daisy Fest last June. On October 26, the trio will return with a compilation release, Until One, and we have an exclusive taste of the 24-track release with a five-minute album mini-mix. …
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• Swedish House Mafia, 'Until One' (Astralwerks)

  October 3, 2010 – A quarter century ago, Chicago DJs invented emphatically raw house music by sampling and re-creating disco riffs declared extinct. On this nonstop, 24-cut collection of tracks and remixes, Stockholm spinners Axwell, Steve Angello, and Sebastian Ingrosso try to write their own chapter of house history. …
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