Released March 8th, 2013 - Sony Music

There's no denying Trent Reznor is a musical genius. The way he draws human emotions and rhythms from the most obscure sounds is nothing but amazing. And it would seem he's gone into musical genius overdrive of late in his collaborations with producer Atticus Ross for the award winning movie soundtracks The Social Network and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

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By Gil González Marín

Released February 22nd, 2013 - XL Recordings

Thom Yorke comes again with new material and, what a lot of us were expecting, a new band. Atoms For Peace is the name that the band would adopt after playing live the first solo material of Radiohead's frontman. Although before Amok came to the stores we already knew some of the tracks, as it is the case of Default, we can ap…

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By Ashley Karsanidis

Released February 8th, 2013 - Warner Music

Wow. I gotta say I did not expect this to be that amazing.

The hit song ‘Closer' from their current album was the first taste I got from this Indie-Pop duo. The mix of the different genres along with their aptitude gives their music an 80s disco vibe. Heartthrob is the kind of album you would have blasting in the background of …

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By Poppy Tohill

Released February 22nd, 2013 - Warner Music

Fun. released their debut album ‘Aim and Ignite' (2009), which peaked at number 71 on the US album charts.  In 2012 they released their second album ‘Some Nights,' creating history on the Billboard Hot 100 chart with their single ‘We Are Young,' which stayed in the number one position for six consecutive weeks and also won a Gram…

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By Jasmine Gow

Released January 8th, 2013 - Warner Music

The soundtrack to Lena Dunham's groundbreaking Girls is great simply because it is such a brilliant companion to the show. The lyrics of the songs are honest and particularly relatable for twenty-something Girls. Its eclecticism almost even matches the quirkiness of the show.

It opens with Robyn's anthem Dancing On My Own, which accompani…

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