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The Only Place
This is the title track on BC's upcoming second album. The surf-pop influences remain, but there's a cleaner, less hazy feel to the new material.
SpaceGhostPurrp
No Evidence
4AD's surprise signing releases a career-spanning collection in June. This is one of the more recent cuts from that LP.
Azealia Banks
Fuck Up the Fun
The lauded rapper continues to grow as an artist and braggart on this vibrant track, featuring Diplo-produced beats.
The Streets
Weak Become Heroes (King Krule Remix)
Premiered on the Abeano blog last week, this remix was created by King Krule to mark the 10th anniversary of The Streets' groundbreaking 'Original Pirate Material'.
Björk
Crystalline (Current Value Remix)
A smart remix that forms part of the promo campaign for Björk's new album 'Biophilia'.
Odd Future
Oldie
An explosive 10-minute track featuring every member of the collective, including the elusive Earl Sweatshirt.
Usher
Climax (Funkystepz LoveShy remix)
The funky house group add an intense beat to the Diplo-produced single from Usher.
Danny Brown
Grown Up
Feel-good hip-hop bound to be kicking around all summer.
The Men
A Minor
Taken from a Record Store Day compilation, this track finds the Brooklyn punks in a slightly less brutal mood.
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