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aros:

Tbwa Office Building / ZZDP Architecten
justthedesign:

Outside At The Beach House by Martin Gomez Arquitectos
collegehumor:

Panda Basketball Headshot
They’re endangered for a reason.
vinylespassion:

The convoluted disc dubbing equipment used at Warners in Burbank in 1930.
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vinylespassion:

The Roots - Undun - Questlove Crates
vinylespassion:

The Roots - Undun - Questlove Crates
rollingstone:

Pink Floyd are inviting fans to gather on their website starting after midnight in England on Sunday – or Saturday at 8 p.m. EST – where they’ll be able to stream Dark Side of the Moon in full to celebrate the LP’s 40th anniversary.
rollingstone:

It was fifty years ago today that the Beatles’ released their first album, Please Please Me. In honor of that world-changing LP, we’ve compiled a list of the 100 Greatest Debuts of All Time. 
A note on how we made the list: Albums got docked points if the artist went on to far greater achievements; conversely, we gave a little extra recognition to great debut albums that the artist never matched. We also skipped solo debuts by artists who were already in well-known bands. We focused, instead, on debuts that gave you the thrill of an act arriving fully-formed, ready to reinvent the world in its own image.
cmj:

Take a Chuck-Taylor-and-sunglasses-filled trip down memory lane in the Strokes’ nostalgic new video for “All The Time.”
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cmj:

Portland, Oregon synth-pop group STRFKR played a packed Webster Hall on Friday night, bringing along flashing lights, some balloons and tracks from its latest album, Miracle Mile. 
cmj:

Portland, Oregon synth-pop group STRFKR played a packed Webster Hall on Friday night, bringing along flashing lights, some balloons and tracks from its latest album, Miracle Mile. 
cmj:

Portland, Oregon synth-pop group STRFKR played a packed Webster Hall on Friday night, bringing along flashing lights, some balloons and tracks from its latest album, Miracle Mile. 
cmj:

Portland, Oregon synth-pop group STRFKR played a packed Webster Hall on Friday night, bringing along flashing lights, some balloons and tracks from its latest album, Miracle Mile. 
cmj:

Vampire Weekend has released proper studio versions of new songs: the rollicking “Diane Young” and the slightly more subdued ballad “Ya Hey.” Click through to hear them both here.