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Dutch superstar DJ Hardwell has released his debut album United We Are. Known for his anthemic singles and explosive live sets, Robbert van de Corput, has taken the risk of releasing a full-length LP. The album has features and collaborations alongside the likes of Mr. Probz, Tiësto, Jason Derulo, W&W and others. The variation in artists lends itself to the assortment of different genres contained within the 14-track LP. -
What Advice Electronicore Band Palisades Could Have Taken from Limp Bizkit for Second Album 'Mind Games'
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at Palisades' new album 'Mind Games' and its aim to combine hardcore with just about every mainstream genre: pop punk, EDM and hip-hop. -
Junk Mail: Fall Out Boy 'American Beauty/American Psycho' Album Review
AB/AP was an ambitious effort that showed the band experimenting with new ways construct a song. Overall, it maintained the sound I expected from the band. There were details and choices they made that I found interesting, but I don't think it's an album I'll end up revisiting. That said, I think Fall Out Boy fans will be happy with this effort. -
REVIEW: Fifth Harmony Prove They're "Worth It" in New Single Ahead of 'Reflection' Release Date [LISTEN]
Fifth Harmony first declared that they were the dominant girls in their sizzling summer hit "BO$," then they got tender in their second new song "Sledgehammer" and now, once again the girl group has gone back to proving their sass. Today (Jan. 20) ahead of the release of their long-anticipated debut album Reflection, 5H has released a new single "Worth It." -
Ludacris Comes Angry, Stays Polished on 'Burning Bridges'; EP Features Rick Ross, Jason Aldean, John Legend Guest Spots
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at Ludacris' new EP 'Burning Bridges' and its lead-up to a new album during 2015, 'Ludaversal.' -
Junk Mail: Mark Ronson 'Uptown Special' Album Review
If we were Mark Ronson, I would have made the below adjustments to the track list:01. “Feel Right” 02. “Uptown Funk” 03. “I Can’t Lose” (ONLY the first minute) 04. “Uptown Funk” 05. "Daffodils” 06. “Uptown Funk" 07. “In Case of Fire” 08. “Uptown Funk" 09. “Leaving Los Feliz” 10. “Uptown Funk” 11. “Uptown Funk -
REVIEW: Ciara Gets Personal About Future Break Up on Stunning New Single "I Bet" [LISTEN]
Ciara is back on the music making scene, and she's spilling out her heartache in a stunning new R&B single. Today (Jan. 14), the "Body Party" singer released the break-up and move on anthem "I Bet," and one can't help but think of her recent break up with rapper Future. -
Fall Out Boy "Uma Thurman" Review: New Song from 'American Beauty/American Psycho' Gets Funky with Help from 'The Munsters'
Things are about to get a little too spooky on the new single from Fall Out Boy. Today (Jan. 12), the Chicago rockers paid tribute to a few pop culture icons in its song "Uma Thurman." Not only does the track call back to the Kill Bill actress but there's also a heavy groove from the classic The Munsters theme song. -
LISTEN: Zac Brown Band Get "Homegrown" on New Single Ahead of ESPN Tailgate Gig
There's something about being a hometown hero, and the Zac Brown Band has got that territory covered. Tonight (Jan. 12), the country band is set to debut its new single "Homegrown" on the ESPN College Champion Tailgate for the Ohio State/Oregon football game, but the studio version of the track is available online for fans of being homegrown and ZBB already. -
Armin van Buuren Leaves Pier 94 In A Trance [Review]
The week between Christmas and New Years Day is one of the biggest party weeks of the year. Most people are off of work, or those who do have to work, things are pretty relaxed and expectations aren't as high for productivity. In that type of environment, Pacha and RPM Presents have been throwing parties all week at the club and on Pier 94 and Pier 36 in New York City with the likes of Armin van Buuren, Kaskade, Disclosure and Martin Garrix all coming to town. Last night saw trance titan, Armin van Buuren, known to fans as the god of trance, in part because of his stature within the genre and because his birthday is on Dec. 25, take the stage at Pier 94 with A State Of Trance regulars Andrew Rayel, Mark Sixma and Jochen Miller. -
Joe Cocker's 'The Millennium Collection' Cracks Billboard 200 for First Time in Light of December Death; Great Primer for Casual Fans
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at Joe Cocker's chapter in 'The Millennium Collection' best-of series, popularized by his unfortunate recent death. -
Kanye West, Paul McCartney Release New Song "Only One": Emotional Sung Track Takes Perspective of Donda West [LISTEN]
Happy New Year, there's a new Kanye West song in the world. Yes, the big shimmering ball in Times Square wasn't the only thing to drop at midnight on Jan. 1, the long-anticipated Yeezus follow-up and West's collaboration with Paul McCartney, "Only One," was released into the world promptly at 12 a.m.
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