Musique Non Stop - SPIN Mix

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1. Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' Blurred Further by Non-Porn 'Gay Porn Parody'
2. Let Blondes Stimulate You (Visually) With Bubbly 'Elise' Video
3. Hear Porcelain Raft's Hurricane Sandy-Inspired Affirmation 'The Way Out'
4. Hear Black Dice Dude Eric Copeland's Singularly Twisted 'Cheap Treat'
5. Stream GREYJOY's Dreamy 'Strangers'
6. Hear Porches. Dish on Sad Sex and Suicide Wishes on 'Headsgiving'
7. Hear Champions League's Balearic Balm 'In Case You Needed Reassurance'
8. Beastie Boy Mike D's 10-Minute Punk-Trap Track Raises Hopes for More New Music
9. Lindstrom Inspires Norwegian Girls to Geek Out in 'Vos-sako-rv' Video
10. Larry Gus Is a Groove Guru on 'The Night Patrols (a Man Asleep)'

Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' Blurred Further by Non-Porn 'Gay Porn Parody' Posted: 11 Jul 2013 10:43 AM PDT Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" has put him on top of just about everything.

Let Blondes Stimulate You (Visually) With Bubbly 'Elise' Video Posted: 11 Jul 2013 10:12 AM PDT Blondes were smart to release their new album as a whole first, and a video for its standout song second. When the spaced-out, disco-not-disco combo of Sam Haar and Zach Steinman shared sophomore album

Hear Porcelain Raft's Hurricane Sandy-Inspired Affirmation 'The Way Out' Posted: 11 Jul 2013 09:45 AM PDT Life, uh, finds a way. So pronounced Jeff Goldblum's leather-jacketed chaos theorist in Jurassic Park. It's unclear whether Mauro Remiddi — the Rome-born, New York City-based synth wizard behind Porcelain Raft — is well-versed in the film, but a similar sentiment underlies "The Way Out," a wearily exultant track from upcoming album

Hear Black Dice Dude Eric Copeland's Singularly Twisted 'Cheap Treat' Posted: 11 Jul 2013 08:43 AM PDT When Eric Copeland isn't watching Japanese cult animation with Animal Collective or writing Spy Vs...

Stream GREYJOY's Dreamy 'Strangers' Posted: 11 Jul 2013 08:02 AM PDT Australia's GREYJOY cite the Knife, Chromatics, and Beach House as influences on their brand of '80s-hued electro-pop. All of those acts' fingerprints can be found on new single "Strangers," the third song to surface from the duo's upcoming self-titled EP, following

Hear Porches. Dish on Sad Sex and Suicide Wishes on 'Headsgiving' Posted: 11 Jul 2013 07:56 AM PDT Porches. occupy a space between what frontman Aaron Maine calls "booty clap" and "sad rock." To wit, the opening line off "Headsgiving," the first track from the Brooklyn quintet's upcoming full-length debut: "I give you head / Before you head to therapy...

Hear Champions League's Balearic Balm 'In Case You Needed Reassurance' Posted: 11 Jul 2013 07:29 AM PDT Champions League's first single was fantastical, summery dance-pop that made no secret of its inspirations. The Paris duo's hometown ode "Paris Is Our Playground" has a song title in the tradition of

Beastie Boy Mike D's 10-Minute Punk-Trap Track Raises Hopes for More New Music Posted: 11 Jul 2013 06:15 AM PDT The Beastie Boys' final album while Adam Yauch was alive, 2011's Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, included a song known as

Lindstrom Inspires Norwegian Girls to Geek Out in 'Vos-sako-rv' Video Posted: 11 Jul 2013 05:12 AM PDT Hans-Peter Lindstrøm flipped the usual release formula last year when he let out two albums within mere months of one another — the space-jazz odyssey Six Cups of Rebel and the leaner Kraut-powered

Larry Gus Is a Groove Guru on 'The Night Patrols (a Man Asleep)' Posted: 11 Jul 2013 05:06 AM PDT Larry Gus marks a bit of a departure for DFA Records. While his peers deal in nü-disco delights, this Greece-born producer-singer and recent SPIN profilee combines visceral grooves with '70s spiritual jazz, making for music that hovers in the rafters high above the dance floor — that heady place where hash smoke, vanilla-scented fog, and evaporated sweat mingle in a molasses-thick atmosphere...