Musique Non Stop - SPIN Mix

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1. Disclosure, Nile Rodgers, and Sam Smith Get Lucky 'Together'
2. Daughn Gibson Channels Gustavo Fring in 'Phantom Rider' Video
3. Rihanna Wears Herself as a Dress in Muted 'What Now' Video
4. Watch Kylesa Warp Reality in Animated 'Low Tide' Video
5. R.E.M. Tease Fans With Three-Fourths of a Reunion in Athens, Georgia
6. See M.I.A.'s Reincarnation-Rave 'Y.A.L.A.' Video
7. Stream Chris Wollard and the Ship Thieves' Ruthless 'How Much Shit Can You Take'
8. Monster Rally's Beatwise Exotica Inspires Dance in 'Orchids' Video
9. Oh My Goodness and Alias Craft Purple Soul on 'Not Lying' Remix
10. See the Insides of Kurt Cobain's 'In Utero'-Era Guitars

Disclosure, Nile Rodgers, and Sam Smith Get Lucky 'Together' Posted: 15 Nov 2013 10:11 AM PST Let there be no doubt: Nile Rodgers' welcome, cancer-free resurgence didn't end with Daft Punk. The Chic founder's

Musique Non Stop - SPIN Mix

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1. Insane Clown Posse's Gathering of the Juggalos 2013 Infomercial Has Arrived 
2. The Flaming Lips Turn in Unexpectedly Normal 'Turning Violent' Video 
3. Kanye West's Unaired HBO Pilot Footage Is Four Minutes of Awkward 
4. Stream Zorch's 'Zzoorrcchh,' a Maximal Pop Masterwork 
5. Daughn Gibson Unveils Boozy, Bluesy 'Kissin on the Blacktop' Video 
6. Hear Doley Bernays' Devastating 'Till We Fall' 
7. Stream Hieroglyphics' Gargantuan Return LP, 'The Kitchen' 
8. Stream Postiljonen's Unabashedly Smooth 'Skyer' Album 
9. Listen to Eros and the Eschaton's Cloudy Guitar Onslaught 'Dont.Look.So.Sad' 
10. Stream Zoos of Berlin's Ornately Cosmopolitan Album 'Lucifer in the Rain'

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Daughn Gibson: Me Moan – review

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Daughn Gibson's first album, 2012's All Hell , re-engineered country noir with up-to-the-minute digitals, a mutant lily gilded by this Pennsylanian's crepuscular rumble. This follow-up finds the former trucker and metalhead crooning 11 more tales of perdition – such as The Pisgee Nest, about the policeman's daughter turning tricks at the behest of her boyfriend – whose unifying theme can best be summed up in the man's own words as "a swarm of bad". You Don't Fade sounds like trip hop if it were invented by Johnny Cash. Mad Ocean, meanwhile, features the least Celtic bagpipes imaginable, and digital rattlesnake beats power Kissin' on the Blacktop. Every so often, Gibson's evil Elvis bent can become a little comedic but the pitch-black pitch suits his material down to the ground.

Rating: 3/5

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Daughn Gibson – Me Moan: Exclusive album stream

Daughn Gibson's second album is full of creepy, warped country music – have a listen and let us know your thoughts
When we ran our interview with Daughn Gibson last week, readers were all – for one – in agreement. Daughn Gibson was hot. Still, no amount of chiselled good looks are a match for a decent album, right? We said RIGHT? Ahem.

Anyway, we're pleased to announce that Daughn Gibson's second album is a strange and beautiful affair. Building on the chopped and screwed country of his debut record, All Hell, here Gibson delivers his dark small-town tales using a variety of tools, from Scott Walker-esque crooning to, er, bagpipes.

It shouldn't work, but it definitely does. So do you agree? Have a listen using the widget above and let us know your thoughts in the comments!

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